Taking Refuge in God Until the Storm Passes (Psalm 57) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into The Treasury of David by Charles Spurgeon - Psalm 57Charles Spurgeon’s commentary on Psalm 57 identifies it as a "Golden" Psalm titled "Al-taschith," meaning "Destroy Not," which David composed while hiding from King Saul in a cave. The text is divided into a "long breath" of prayer followed by a jubilant song of praise. David begins by urgently pleading for mercy, stating that his soul trusts in God and seeks refuge under the "shadow of thy wings" until his calamities are overpast. This imagery likens the believer's safety to chicks beneath a hen or the cherubim covering the…
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