Sermon 21 on Psalm 119:20 – My Soul Breaketh for the Longing by Thomas Manton
From Thomas Manton: Psalm 119 · 37:37
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Thomas Manton’s twenty-first sermon on Psalm 119 shows the strong affection of the soul that breaks for longing after God’s judgments at all times.In this sermon on verse 20, Manton teaches that earnest desire is the mark of true prayer for light. Cold requests do not prevail. The soul that longs for the judgments of God is in earnest when it asks for illumination, and this longing is itself an argument that God will answer.
More episodes of Thomas Manton: Psalm 119
More episodes
- Sermon 33 on Psalm 119:31 – I Have Stuck unto Thy Testimonies by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 32 on Psalm 119:30 – I Have Chosen the Way of Truth (Continuation) by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 31 on Psalm 119:30 – I Have Chosen the Way of Truth by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 30 on Psalm 119:29 – Remove from Me the Way of Lying by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 29 on Psalm 119:28 – My Soul Melteth for Heaviness by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 28 on Psalm 119:27 – Make Me to Understand the Way of Thy Precepts by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 27 on Psalm 119:26 – I Have Declared My Ways by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 25 on Psalm 119:24 – Thy Testimonies Are My Delight and My Counsellors by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 26 on Psalm 119:25 – My Soul Cleaveth unto the Dust by Thomas Manton
- Sermon 24 on Psalm 119:23 – Princes Also Did Sit and Speak Against Me by Thomas Manton
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