Psalms 109
Treated in 8 passages across the library.
The verses these writers stop at
- 109:4 They repay my love by accusing me, yet I go on praying. 3
- 109:7 When he is tried, may the verdict be guilty, and may his very prayer count as sin. 3
- 109:6 Put someone wicked in charge of him; may an accuser take his stand at his right side. 2
- 109:16 For he never thought to show loyal love; he hounded the poor and needy and the heartbroken to their death. 2
- 109:8 May his life be short, and may someone else take over his position. 1
- 109:9 May his children lose their father and his wife be left a widow. 1
- 109:10 May his children roam about as beggars, searching for food far from their ruined homes. 1
- 109:11 May the moneylender snatch up all he owns, and strangers carry off what he worked for. 1
- 109:12 May no one keep showing him loyal love, and no one take pity on his orphaned children. 1
- 109:13 May his line come to an end, their name erased within a generation. 1
- 109:14 May the LORD keep in mind the guilt of his ancestors, and may his mother's sin never be erased. 1
- 109:15 May their sins stay always before the LORD, and may he wipe out all memory of them from the earth. 1
- 109:17 He loved to curse, and the curse has come back on him; he had no wish to bless, and blessing has stayed far from him. 1
- 109:18 He put on cursing as his clothing; it seeped like water into his inner being and soaked like oil deep into his bones. 1
- 109:19 May it be the cloak he wraps around him, the belt he ties on every day. 1
- 109:20 May this be how the LORD repays my accusers, those who speak evil against me. 1
Open Word Bible
Where it is preached
- All Things for Good ·
The worst things work for good to the godly cites Psalm cix. 4
…to sin, the more a godly man gives himself to prayer. “But I give myself to prayer” (Psalm cix. 4). (ix.) The sins of others work for good, as they give an occasion to us of doing good.…
- Evening by Evening ·
January cites Psalm 109:4
…aid upon our side, and all will be well. January 15 “But I give myself unto prayer.” (Psalm 109:4) Lying tongues were busy against the reputation of David, but he did not defend himself…
- The Ten Commandments ·
4.6 Prayer cites Psa 109: 4
‘But I give myself unto prayer.’ Psa 109: 4. I shall not here expatiate upon prayer, as it will be considered more fully in the…
- The Ten Commandments ·
1.3 The Preface to the Commandments cites Psa 109: 6
…enemies of God, how did he pray against them? That Satan might be at their right hand. Psa 109: 6. He knew he could then lead them into any snare. If the sinner has Satan at his right…
- All Things for Good ·
Why all things work for good cites Psalm cix. 7
…strait: if he prays not, he sins; if he prays, he sins, “Let his prayer become sin” (Psalm cix. 7). It were a sad judgment if all the food a man did eat should turn to ill humours, and…
- The Ten Commandments ·
2.4 The Fourth Commandment cites Psa 109: 7
…Wandering thoughts poison a duty, and turn it into sin. ‘Let his prayer become sin.’ Psa 109: 7. What can be worse than to have a man’s praying and hearing of the word become sin? Would…
- The Bruised Reed ·
Reproof of such as sin against this merciful disposition in Christ. Of quenching the Spirit cites Psalm cix. 16
…but persecute the poor and needy man, that they might even slay the broken in heart, Psalm cix. 16. Likewise to such as raise temporal advantage to themselves out of the spiritual misery…
- Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners ·
A Brief Account of the Author’s Imprisonment cites Psalm cix. 6-20
…him in his selfish thoughts, which moved him to sell his master. Pray read it soberly, Psalm cix. 6-20. 331. I had also another consideration, and that was the dread of the torments of hell…