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共 78 段- Here the gracious man is described both negatively (verse 1)
- The naturalists observe that to uphold and accommodate bodil
- “_Be wise._”—It is always wise to be willing to be instructe
- _Verse 9._—The “_rod_” has a variety of meanings in Scriptur
- This verse contains the sum and substance of Calvinistic doc
- _Verse 8.—“Thy blessing is upon thy people.”_ The saints are
- Provided that the rebels had obeyed the voice of the last ve
- _Verse 7.—“Thou hast put gladness in my heart.”_ The comfort
- This description of depraved man has been copied by the Apos
- _Verse 9._—If the whole soul be infected with such a despera
- EXPLANATORY NOTES AND QUAINT SAYINGS.
- _Verse 8._—Some may say, “My constitution is such that I can
- In three graphic pictures we see the slanderer’s history. A
- _Verse 13.—“He hath also prepared for him the instruments of
- _Thou madest him a little lower than the angels_—a little lo
- This prospect vast, what is it?—weigh’d aright.
- _Verses 5, 6._—God magnifies man in the work of creation. Th
- When an inquest is held concerning the blood of the oppresse
- _Verse 12.—“He forgetteth not the cry of the humble.”_ Praye
- “_Why hidest thou thyself in times of trouble?_” It is not t
- _Verse 3.—“The wicked boasteth,”_ etc. He braggeth of his ev
- _Verse 8._—My companions asked me if I knew the danger I had
- _Verse 17._—There is a humbling act of faith put forth in pr
- _Whole Psalm._—The most probable account of the occasion of
- _Verse 3._—Sinning times have ever been the saints’ praying
- In due season the Lord will hear his elect ones, who cry day
- _Verse 6._—The Scripture is the sun; the church is the clock
- _Verse 1._—1. For desertions. I think them like lying fallow
- DIVISION.—_The world’s foolish creed (verse 1); its practica
- And you may observe here, that as he did describe all the wi
- _Verse 1._—The argument of my text is the atheist’s divinity
- LORD, who shall abide in thy tabernacle? who shall dwell in
- _Verse 2.—“He that walketh uprightly.”_—Here two questions a
- _Verse 4.—“He honoureth them that fear the Lord.”_ Though th
- _Verse 1._—Qualifications for church membership on earth and
- The fear of death at one time cast its dark shadow over the
- _Verse 3._—To sum up all, we must know that we neither do no
- _Verse 10.—“Thine Holy One.”_ _Holiness_ preserves the soul
- _Verse 11.—“In thy presence is fulness of joy.”_ In this lif
- 5. Under trial it is not easy to behave ourselves aright; a
- _Verse 4.—“Concerning the works of men, by the word of thy l
- _Verse 14._—What wicked men possess of this world is all tha
- _Verse 15.—“I shall be satisfied ... with thy likeness.”_ Le
- 8. “_There went up a smoke out of his nostrils._” A violent
- 30. “_As for God, his way is perfect._” Far past all fault a
- _Whole Psalm._—He that would be wise, let him read the Prove
- _Verses 8-19._—David calls the full force of poetical imager
- _Verse 23.—“Mine iniquity.”_ The actual reign of sin is comm
- _Verse 41.—“They shall cry, but there shall be none to help
- There is no doubt a parallel intended to be drawn between th
- 1. A double kind of _the knowledge of God_, of which one is
- _Verses 4-6._—It appears to me very likely that the Holy Gho
- _Verse 12.—“Who can understand his errors?”_ After this surv
- _Verses 12, 13._—That there is a difference betwixt _infirmi
- _Verse 14.—“Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of
- _Verse 1.—“The Lord hear thee in the day of trouble.”_ All t
- _Verse 6.—“His anointed.”_ As priests, and sometimes kings a
- “_Through the mercy of the Most High he shall not be moved._
- _Verse 5.—“Honour and majesty hast thou laid upon him.”_ If
- 5. “_They cried unto thee, and were delivered: they trusted
- 22. “_I will declare thy name unto my brethren._” The deligh
- _Verse 1.—“My roaring.”_ שָׁאַג seems primarily to denote th
- _Verse 10._—I was like one forsaken by his parent, and wholl
- _Verse 24.—“For he hath not despised nor abhorred the prayer
- _There is no inspired title to this Psalm, and none is neede
- _Verse 1.—“Shepherd.”_ May this sweet title persuade Japhet
- _Verse 2.—“He leadeth me,”_ etc. In ordinary circumstances t
- _Verse 4._—The Psalmist will trust, _even though all be unkn
- 1. How very different is this from the ignorant Jewish notio
- _Verse 1.—“The earth is the Lord’s,”_ that is, Christ’s, who
- _Verse 7._—Whatever we may think of these things, David thou
- 2. “_O my God._” This title is more dear and near than the n
- 20. “_O keep my soul_” out of evil, “_and deliver me_” when
- _Verse 7.—“Remember not the sins of my youth.”_ This may see
- _Verse 11.—“Mine iniquity ... is great.”_ Such who come to G
- _Verse 19.—“Consider mine enemies,”_ etc. Or _look_ upon the
- 9. “_Gather not my soul with sinners._”—Lord, when, like fru
- _Verse 6.—“I will wash mine hands in innocency.”_ There are