Strength to escape

Psalm 124:7

Psalm 124:7  Our soul is escaped as a bird out of the snare of the fowlers: The snare is broken, and we are escaped.

Judges 3:13-22;

Introduction

“In the year 1582, this Psalm was sung on a remarkable occasion in Edinburgh. An imprisoned minister, John Durie, had been set free, and was met and welcomed on entering the town by two hundred of his friends. The number increased till he found himself in the midst of a company of two thousand, who began to sing, as they moved up the long High Street, ‘Now Israel may say,’ etc. They sang in four parts with deep solemnity, all joining in the well-known tune and Psalm. They were much moved themselves, and so were all who heard; and one of the chief persecutors is said to have been more alarmed at this sight and song than at anything he had seen in Scotland.” (Horatius Bonar, cited in Charles Spurgeon)

Escape from what?

Gang ups: Men rising up - 2

Their plan to kill: Num. 16:30, 32, 33. Pr. 1:12 (Heb.). See Ps. 56:1;

Anger of Men? 3

Strange trouble : 4 / Ps. 18:16. & 144:7.

I escape from any plan of the devil - Joseph escape his brother’s threat

I escape from the pit of life - Joseph and Jeremiah Jer 38:6;

I Escape from the prison of strange gods.

I Escape from the house of a stronger man - strong man

I Escape from ridicule - Samson was ridiculed by his enemy. Judges 16:21-31

I Escape without being damaged.

I scape from any threat of sickness Hezekiah prayed

I escape the fowler dream, Psa 24:8;

I escape from any strange call;

I escape from any sudden calls 1 Kings 13:14-25

I escape from any strange visit Jug 3:17;

I Escape from fire

I escape from the Lion Den

I escape from any spiritual mark or physical mark 1 King 22:31; The king of Israel was marked

I escape the plan of to days Herod

I escape from today's Haman

How do you escape

by revelation

By Discernment

By Prayer

By Angelic Visitation

By Experience