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共 87 段- TITLE AND SUBJECT.—_Nothing whatever can be drawn from the t
- _Verse 1.—“Of whom shall I be afraid?”_ I have no notion of
- _Verse 4._—It was David’s earnest prayer, “_One thing have I
- _Verse 11.—“Teach me thy way, O Lord.”_ Having compared hims
- 7. Here is David’s declaration and confession of faith, coup
- SUBJECT.—_It seems to be the general opinion of modern annot
- _Verse 3.—“The voice of the Lord is upon the waters: the God
- _Verse 9.—“In his temple.”_—Some conceive that this Psalm wa
- 10. “_Hear, O Lord, and have mercy upon me._” A short and co
- _Verse 6.—“In my prosperity.”_ בְּשַׁלְוִי The word denotes
- 3. “_For thou art my rock and my fortress._” Here the tried
- 19. “_Oh how great is thy goodness._” Is it not singular to
- _Verse 7.—“Thou hast known my soul in adversities.”_ One day
- _Verse 19._—Believe it, Sirs, you cannot conceive what a fri
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- _Whole Psalm._—This is a Didascalic Psalm, wherein David tea
- _Verse 2.—“No guile.”_ Sincerity is that property to which p
- _Verse 7.—“Thou art my hiding place.”_ David does not say, “
- _Verse 11.—“Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, ye righteous.”
- 15. “_He fashioneth their hearts alike._” By which is meant
- _Verse 5.—“The earth is full of the goodness of the Lord.”_
- _Verse 18.—“Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon them that fe
- 8. “_O taste and see._” Make a trial, an inward, experimenta
- _Verse 7.—“The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them
- _Verses 15-17.—“The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous,
- 7. In this verse the Psalmist brings forward the gravamen of
- _Verse 3.—“Say unto my soul, I am thy salvation.”_ Observe,
- _Verse 13.—“My prayer returned into, or was directed to, my
- 4. “_He deviseth mischief upon his bed._” His place of rest
- _Verse 4.—“He setteth himself in a way that is not good.”_ T
- _Verse 9 (second clause)._—LIGHT, what it is to see it. _Div
- 21. “_The wicked borroweth, and payeth not again._” Partly b
- _Verse 2.—“Cut down like the grass,”_ with a scythe, and eve
- _Verses 14, 15._—The tongue is a “_sword_” and a “_bow_,” wh
- _Verse 28.—“For the Lord ... forsaketh not his saints; they
- _Verses 39, 40._—I. The doctrines of grace condensed. II. Th
- _Title._—The first word, MIZMOR, or Psalm, is the designatio
- _Verses 5, 6._—The spiritual feeling of sin is indispensable
- 1. “_I said._” I steadily resolved and registered a determin
- _Verse 1.—“While the wicked is before me.”_ It is a vexation
- II. “_Selah_” concerns the _text_ of Scripture itself, or th
- _Verse 12.—“I am a stranger with thee and a sojourner.”_ How
- 3. “_And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unt
- 16. “_Let all those that seek thee, rejoice and be glad in t
- _Verse 7.—“The volume of the book.”_ But what volume of manu
- _Verse 2._—I. The _depth_ of God’s goodness to his people. I
- 8. “_An evil disease, say they, cleaveth fast unto him._” Th
- _Verse 4._—God is the strength of a Christian’s heart, by he
- 2. “_My soul._” All my nature, my inmost self. “_Thirsteth._
- _Verse 1._—Little do the drunkards think that take so much p
- _Verse 5.—“Hope thou in God.”_ I shall show what powerful in
- _Verse 9.—“God my rock.”_ David was a fugitive, with little
- 3. “_O send out thy light and thy truth._” The joy of thy pr
- _Verse 5.—“I shall yet praise him.”_ _I_, even _I_; _shall_
- 15. “_My confusion is continually before me._” The poet make
- _Verse 17._—If any of you would abide by Jesus Christ in thi
- 1. “_My heart._” There is no writing like that dictated by t
- 14. “_She shall be brought unto the king in raiment of needl
- _Verse 2 (second clause)._—Never were there such words of lo
- You recollect in the verse just going before, the oil with w
- _Verse 16.—“Princes in all the earth.”_ Others are but princ
- 8. “_Come, behold the works of the Lord._” The joyful citize
- _Verse 8-10.—“Come, behold the works of the Lord.”_ What wor
- 7. “_For God is the King of all the earth._” The Jews of our
- 1. “_Great is the Lord._” How great Jehovah is essentially n
- _Verses 12, 13._—In a spiritual sense _the towers_ and _bulw
- 13. Their vain confidences are not casual aberrations from t
- _Verse 11.—“Their inward thought is, that their houses shall
- _Verse 20.—“Like the beasts that perish.”_ Sin is both _form
- Thus we see what is true ritual. Here we read inspired rubri
- II. THE COMMAND ISSUED—“_Gather my saints together unto me._
- _Verse 21 (last clause).—“God setteth his sins in order befo
- 8. “_Make me to hear joy and gladness._” He prays about his
- _Verse 2.—“Wash me,”_ etc. כִּבֵּם is peculiarly applied to
- _Verse 6.—“In the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wis
- _Verse 12.—“Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation,”_ etc.
- 1. “_Why boastest thou thyself in mischief, O mighty man?_”
- TITLE.—To the Chief Musician.—_If the leader of the choir is
- _Verse 4.—“Have the workers of iniquity no knowledge?”_ Cons
- _Verse 3._—Strange trials. I. They are not altogether strang
- 16. “_As for me, I will call upon God._” The Psalmist would
- In the scanning of which verse, ye will observe with me,
- _Verse 22.—“Cast thy burden upon the Lord,”_ etc. The best w
- 12. “_Thy vows are upon me, O God._” Vows made in his troubl
- _Verses 12, 13.—“Thy vows are upon me, O God.”_ Passively, v
- _Whole Psalm._—Mystically this hymn may be construed of Chri
- 3. “_I myself will awake early._” And without this, all the