[1] "But to this will I look, even to him that is poor, and
contrite in spirit, and trembleth at My word."--_Birks._
"Afflicted, and crushed in spirit."--_Cheyne._ "Meek and of
a contrite spirit."--_Arnold._
[2] "Freaks of fortune."--_Cheyne._ "I also will choose to mock
them."--_Arnold, Strachey._
[3] "But [I will punish] their works and their thoughts;
[behold the time] is come that I gather all nations and
tongues, and they shall come and see My glory."--_Cheyne._
_Arnold_ treats the words: "For I know their works and
their thoughts," as the completion of a paragraph, and
commences the next paragraph: "It shall come, that I will
gather all nations," &c.