If I say, I will speak thus; behold, I should offend against the generation of thy children.
The statement belongs to David's recounting of a time when he looked at the prosperity of the wicked and contrasted it with his own failure and affliction. In that experience he was drawn toward doubting whether God truly existed. The fault for that darkness did not lie with God. David himself had separated his own soul from God. God on His part would not separate the soul from Himself.
The statement belongs to David's recounting of a time when he looked at the prosperity of the wicked and contrasted it with his own failure and affliction. In that experience he was drawn toward doubting whether God truly existed. The fault for that darkness did not lie with God. David himself had separated his own soul from God. God on His part would not separate the soul from Himself.