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Wigram's writings touch on many subjects but always display the beauties of Christ, their author having drunk deeply of the living waters of God's precious Word.
Excerpt: The turn between the fifth and sixth verses is very beautiful. In verse 5, mercy has been found for the individual. In verse 6, we see what God has done by bestowing mercy on one, to get Himself glory, so that others may be encouraged to come to Him. If a John Bunyan, a Saul of Tarsus, a Peter may come, I may. “Well,” the poor sinner will say, “God picks up the worst, the very refuse, to show that it is nothing in the poor sinner that entitles him to notice; but mercy draws, and none can hinder.” “Nothing but God’s mercy brought me here,” would David say. In verses 3 and 4, David has spoken of his guile before God. There is nothing which even the natural man detests more than guile (a guileful man, if known to be so, is ruined); but the answer to all in David’s soul is, “I have found mercy.”