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SUMMARY:Before the world was... God
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p>Psalm 90:1-2  A Prayer of Moses\, the man 
 of God.<br />\nLord\, You have been our dwelling place in all generations.
  Before the mountains were brought forth\, or ever You had formed the eart
 h and the world\, even from everlasting to everlasting\, you are God.</p>\
 n<p>Before the world was... God</p>\n<p>Matthew Henry Commentary:<br />\nT
 he favor and protection of God are the only sure rest and comfort of the s
 oul in this evil world. Christ Jesus is the refuge and dwelling place to w
 hich we may repair. We are dying creatures\; all our comforts in the world
  are dying comforts\, but God is an ever-living God\, and believers find H
 im so.</p>\n<p>Isaac Taylor Commentary<br />\nThe 90th Psalm might be cite
 d as perhaps the most sublime of human compositions - the deepest in feeli
 ng - the loftiest in theologic conception - and the most magnificent in it
 s imagery. True\, it is in its report of human life - as troubled\, transi
 tory\, and sinful. True in its conception of the Eternal - the most severe
  trials of their faith\, lose not the confidence in Him\; but who\, in the
  firmness of faith\, pray for\, as if they were predicting\, a near at han
 d season of refreshment. Wrapped\, one might say\, in mystery\, until the 
 distant day of revelation should come\, there is here conveyed the doctrin
 e of Immortality\; for in the very plaint of the brevity of the life of ma
 n\, and of the sadness of these\, his few years of trouble\, and their bre
 vity\, and their gloom\, there is brought into contrast the Divine immutab
 ility. Yet\, it is in terms of a submissive piety: The thought of a life e
 ternal is here in embryo.</p>\n<p>There is then that depth of feeling - mo
 urnful\, reflective\, and yet hopeful and trustful\, apart from which poet
 ry can win for itself no higher esteem than what we bestow upon other deco
 rative arts\, which minister to the demands of luxurious sloth.</p>\n<p>Ha
 bakkuk 3:6 He stood\, and measured the earth: He beheld\, and drove asunde
 r the nations\; and the everlasting mountains were scattered\, the perpetu
 al hills did bow: His ways are everlasting.</p>\n
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