Sermons by Rev. Ralph Erskine A. M, Vol. 2: Selected from the British Editions of 1777 and 1821 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Sermons by Rev. Ralph Erskine A. M, Vol. 2: Selected From the British Editions of 1777 and 1821

I hope, the subject I am here in providence directed to, will natively lead us, if the Lord bless it, to a suitable exercise upon a thanksgiving-day after a communion; even With gratitude Of soul to sing the praises of a God in Christ, and that whether we have met with a smile or a frown from heaven, or both, at this occasion. If any here have got a smile, or found him to be a smiling and a present God, they may Sing of mercy; if any here have got a frown, or found him to be a hiding God, they may Sing of judg ment; or, if any here have got both a smile and a frown, they may Sing of both, and say, I will Sing of mercy and judgment: unto thee, O Lord, will I sing.

The words contain the psalmist's holy resolution to praise and glorify God for all his dispensations towards him, now that he was advanced to the kingdom Of Israel: and in them you may shortly notice, The sweet work that is resolved upon, namely, to sing The sweet Singer that thus resolves, namely, david; I Will sing.

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