2
Sam 16:12
It may be that the Lord will look
on mine affliction, and that the Lord will requite me good for his cursing this
day.
The Lord Pays Good for Cursing
David spoke this when
a man was casting stones at David and saying all kinds of accusations at
him. Earlier David said, “…so let him
curse, because the Lord has said unto him, Curse David”. (2 Samuel 16:10) David was in a very low time of his life and
this man was adding insult to injury.
David was not going to command his men to fight for him in this
situation. This was not a king’s
battle. This was a personal attack and
David knew the difference. He realized
that the Lord is His King and the Lord will fight for him. The Lord sees the insults and personal
attacks we go through. He sees our
afflictions and might very well give us a blessing because of someone’s ill
treatment of us. The attacks of others
are intended to be used by the Lord to be used for our good. The Lord sees your personal conflict. Resist the desire to attack back and look
up. It may be that that the Lord will
pay you good for the cursing you are going through.
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