Not to Us, O Lord, but to Your Name Give Glory (Psalm 115) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into The Treasury of David by Charles Spurgeon - Psalm 115Psalm 115 serves as an earnest plea from the Israelites for God to vindicate His own honor and name in the face of heathen mockery. Sung during the Passover, the psalm reflects Israel's desire for God to demonstrate His power, not for their own merit, but to prove His mercy and truth to nations who taunt them by asking, "Where is now their God?". The psalmist recognizes that humanity naturally tends toward self-glory, making it vital to attribute all praise solely to the Lord.A central theme of the text is the stark contrast…
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