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這等下流人在我右邊起來,推開我的腳,築成戰路來攻擊我。 12 On my right the tribe 30:12 The meaning of the Hebrew for this word is uncertain. attacks; they lay snares for my feet, they build their siege ramps against me.
這些無人幫助的,毀壞我的道,加增我的災。 13 They break up my road; they succeed in destroying me-- without anyone's helping them. 30:13 Or ((me. No one can help him, (they say).))
因神的大力,我的外衣污穢不堪,又如裏衣的領子將我纏住。 18 In his great power (God) becomes like clothing to me; 30:18 Hebrew; ((Septuagint (God) grasps my clothing)) he binds me like the neck of my garment.
June 27 "The Lord hath sent strength for thee."(Psa. 68:28, P. B. V.) THE Lord imparts unto us that primary strength of character which makes everything in life work with intensity and desicion. We are "strengthened with might by His Spirit in the inner man." And the strength is continuous; reserves of power come to us which we cannot exhaust. "As thy days, so shall thy strength be"─strength of will, strength of affection, strength of judgment, strength of ideals and achievement. "The Lord is my strength" to go on. He gives us power to tread the dead level, to walk the long lane that seems never to have a turning, to go through those long reaches of life which afford no pleasant surprise, and which depress the spirits in the sameness of a terrible drudgery. "The Lord is my strength" to go up. He is to me the power by which I can climb the Hill Difficulty and not be afraid. "The Lord is my strength" to go down. It is when we leave the bracing heights, where the wind and the sun have been about us, and when we begin to come down the hill into closer and more sultry spheres, that the heart is apt to grow faint. I heard a man say the other day concerning his growing physical frailty, "It is the coming down that tires me!" "The Lord is my strength" to sit still. And how difficult is the attainment! Do we not often say to one another, in seasons when we are compelled to be quiet, "If only I could do something!" When the child is ill, and the mother stands by in comparative impotence, how severs is the test! But to do nothing, just to sit still and wait, requires tremendous strength. "The Lord is my strength!" "Our sufficiency is of God." ─The Silver Lining.