The Biblical Illustrator: The Psalms, Vols. I–V
Overview
Including contributions from celebrated preachers and theologians, The Biblical Illustrator provides historical and cultural insight, commentary, illustrations, and more to make your sermons engaging and practical. This volume covers the book of Psalms.
Top Highlights
“God cannot help me before I am brought to despair of any other help. If we conceit ourselves to be strong we are weak; if we know ourselves to be impotent, Omnipotence pours itself into us.” (Volume 5, Page 153)
“Cut off hope from any man, or any group of men, and at once you paralyse the worth of everything.” (Volume 1, Page 31)
“When a shipwrecked sailor has been rescued from death, and is sitting warm and dry by the fire, his first thought, his first utterance is one of congratulation. ‘How fortunate I am to have escaped.” (Volume 2, Page 116)
“The main condition of resting in the Lord is found in looking outside of one’s self.” (Volume 2, Page 1)
“known of all men. Often in walking through the Palace of Versailles, where t” (Volume 4, Page 276)