II. THE SINNER'S HELPER.

"Thou," &c. In vain does the sinner look within himself or to his

fellow-men for help, but God gives it. Every saint praises God for

his salvation: _"Thou,"_ &c. Note, 1. The _freeness_ of God's

redeeming love. There is nothing in a man wallowing in a pit of

corruption to draw out love. Where it is shown, it is a free gift.

2. The _fulness_ of that love. "Thou hast cast all my sins behind Thy

back." Some wink at our sins others cast them into our teeth on all

occasions. God does neither. He abhors sin, but when He forgives the

sinner, He forgets the sin (Jer. l. 20; Rom. viii. 33; Ps. xxxii. 2;

H. E. I. 2322-2337).

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