...apprehenfion of approaching calamities; and it is true alfo, the ikints in Zion may be afraid : " My flefh trembleth for fear of " thee; and I am afraid of thy judgments," (aid holy David, Pfal. cxix. 120. and Job iii. 23. " The thing which I greatly " feared (faith that...

...affected with the appearances and (igus of his indignation ? So was David, Pfal. cxix. 120. " My fle(h trembleth for fear of thee, " and I am afraid of thy judgments." He that feared not ^ bear, a lion, a Goliah, yet tremhleth at God's judgment. So did Haba-kkuk, chap....

...putteft away all the ungodly ot the earth likedrofs; therefore 1 love thy teftimonies. 8 My flefti trembleth for fear of thee, and I am afraid of thy judgments. I Deal with the thing that is lawful and right ; O give me not over unto mine opprefibrs. 2 Make thou...

...ftriking inftance is exhibited, in the man according to God's own heart, who acknowledges, ' My fiefn trembleth for fear of thee, and I am afraid ' of thy judgments f.' This becoming difpoiition, exercifed under awful difplays of divine glory, in ths execution of...

...meafure.—Experience of the truth of the threatening, works a holy, filial fear, like that of David; " My flefh trembleth for fear of thee ; and I am afraid of thy judgments :" And thus he is guarded againfl preemptions.—Experience of the truth of the promife, works more...

...the wrath of God upon his foul, that they made all his flefh to tremble, Pfal. cxxix. no. " My flcfh trembleth for fear of thee, and I am afraid of thy judgments." Heman faith, " While I fuffcr tliy terrors, I am diilra&ed," Pfal. Ixxxviii. 15. We fte alfo how the...

...thee, instead of all that terror which I now find, when I think upon God, and am troubled-^. ' O Lord, my flesh trembleth for fear of thee, and I am afraid of thy judgments^.. I am affraid lest even now, that I have begun to think of religion, thou shouldst cut me off in, this...

...teftimony, to defy the terrible vengeance of the divine Majefty of heaven and earth ? " O God, my flefli trembleth for fear of •" Thee ; and I am afraid of thy judgments !" The danger we incur by profane fwearing will further appear, by confidering for what end the faculty...

...public spirit. He knows the desert of sin, and the indications of approaching wrath make him shudder. " My flesh trembleth for " fear of thee, and I am afraid of thy judgments." But strange as it may appear, there is a firmness and a composure of mind blended with all these feelings....

...tremble at their frowns and threatenings ; So is a true saint •with respect t<j God, Psal. cxix. 120. " My flesh trembleth for fear of thee, and I am afraid of thy judgments, Isa. Ixvi. 2. To this man will I look, even to him that is poor, and trembfeth at my word, ver. 5....