1Ki 8:28-30, 38, 9:3, 2Ch 6:20-42, Psa 27:5, 62:1-3, 74:10, 76:1-3, Isa 37:1 | TSK | STEP

if there be dearth."Persia," says Chardin, "is subject to have its harvest spoiled by hail, by drought, or by insects; either locusts, or small insects, which they call {sim,} which are small white lice;" probably the caterpillars of the text.

20:5-13; Le 26:16,25,26; De 28:21-61; Ru 1:1; 1Ki 8:37-40

2Ki 6:25-29; 8:1

locusts.

Ex 10:12-15; Joe 1:4-7,11; 2:25; Re 9:3-11

their enemies.

12:2-5; 20:9-13; 32:1; Le 26:25; De 28:52-57

cities of their land. Heb. land of their gates. whatsoever.

32:24; 1Ki 8:37,38; Jas 5:13

what prayer.

Ps 33:12,13; 50:15; 91:15

know.

Ps 32:2-6; 142:1,2; Pr 14:10

spread forth.

12,13; Isa 1:15

in. or, toward.

render.

Ps 18:20-26; 62:12; Jer 17:10; Eze 18:30; Mt 16:27

thou only.

1Ki 8:39; 1Ch 28:9; 29:17; Ps 11:4,5; Joh 2:25; Heb 4:13; Re 2:23

fear thee.

Ex 20:20; 1Sa 12:24; Job 28:28; Ps 128:1; 130:4; Ac 9:31

so long, etc. Heb. all the days which they live upon theface of the land.

the stranger.

Ex 12:48,49; Ru 1:16; 2:11,12; 1Ki 8:41-43; 10:1,2; Isa 56:3-7

Mt 2:1; 8:10,11; Joh 10:16; 12:20; Ac 8:27-39; 10:1-4; Eph 2:12,13

is come.

Ex 18:8-12; Jos 2:9; 9:9; 2Ki 5:3,8,15; Isa 60:1-10; Zec 8:22

Mt 12:42

thy mighty.

Ex 3:19,20; 13:14; Ps 89:13

if they come.

Isa 66:20; Zec 14:16,17; Ac 2:10

that all people.

1Sa 17:46; 2Ki 19:19; Ps 22:27; 46:10; 67:2; 138:4,5; Isa 11:10

Isa 49:6; 54:1-3; Re 11:15

fear thee.

Jer 10:7

this house, etc. Heb. they name is called upon this house.

Nu 6:27; 1Ki 8:16

thy people.

14:11,12; 20:4; De 20:1-4; Jos 1:2-5; 1Ki 8:44,45

by the way.

Nu 31:2-6; Jos 8:1-8; Jud 1:1,2; 1Sa 15:3,18

they pray.

14:9-12; 18:31; 20:6-13; 32:20,21

toward.

6; 1Ki 8:13; Isa 14:32; Da 6:10

hear thou.

maintain.

cause. or, right.

they sin.

for there is no man.

Job 15:14-16; Ps 130:3; 143:2; Pr 20:9; Ec 7:20; Jas 3:2

1Jo 1:8-10

thou be angry.

Le 26:34-44; De 4:26,27; 28:36,64-68; 29:24-28; 2Ki 17:6,18,23

2Ki 15:21; Da 9:7-14; Lu 21:24

they carry them away captives. Heb. they that take themcaptives carry them away.

Yet if.

Le 26:40-45; De 4:29,30; 30:1-3; Lu 15:17

bethink themselves. Heb. bring back to their heart. We havesinned.

Ezr 9:6,7; Ne 1:6; 9:26-30; Job 33:27,28; Ps 106:6; Isa 64:6-12

Jer 3:12-14; 31:18-20; Da 9:5-11; Lu 15:18,19

return.

De 30:2-6; Jer 29:12-14; Ho 14:1-4; Joe 2:12,13

pray toward.

33:11-13; Da 9:3,4

the city.

34; Da 6:10

cause. or, right.

35; Zec 1:15,16

forgive.

Ps 25:18; Mic 7:18-20

my God.

Ps 7:3; 13:3; 22:1,2; 88:1

thine eyes.

7:15; 16:9; 1Ki 8:52; Ps 34:15; Isa 37:17; Da 9:16-19

thine ears.

Ps 17:1; 31:2; 116:2

that is made in this place. Heb. of this place.

arise.

Ps 132:8-10,16

thy resting.

1Ch 28:2; Isa 66:1

the ark.

Jos 3:13; 6:4,5; Ps 110:2; Ro 1:16

thy priests.

Isa 59:16-18; 61:3,6,10; Ro 13:14; Ga 3:27; Eph 4:22-24

Re 19:8,14

thy saints.

Ne 9:25; Ps 65:4,11; Isa 65:18,19; Zec 9:17; Php 3:3; 4:4

turn not.That is, "reject not thine anointed;" or, "repulse him not," agreeably to the interpretation of this phrase in the Syriac and Arabic versions.

See

1Ki 2:16

thine anointed.

1Ki 1:34; Ps 2:2; Isa 61:1

remember.

Ps 132:1; Isa 55:3; Ac 13:34

the mercies.Or, as Dr. Geddes renders, "the pious deeds of thy servant David." The Syriac has, "the good actions of thy servant."

Psalms 27:5

For in.

10:1; 32:6,7; 46:1; 50:15; 77:2; 91:15; 138:7; Pr 1:24-28; Isa 26:16

Jer 2:27,28

hide.

57:1; 83:3; 119:114; Pr 18:10; Isa 4:5,6; 26:20; 32:2; Mt 23:37

Col 3:3

secret.

31:20; 91:1; 2Ch 22:12; Ne 6:10,11

set me.

18:33; 40:2; 61:2; Hab 3:18,19; Mt 7:24,25; 16:16-18

Psalms 62:1-3

1 David, professing his confidence in God, discourages his enemies.

5 In the same confidence he encourages the godly.

9 No trust is to be put in worldly things.

11 Power and mercy belong to God.

(Title.) Jeduthun.

39:1; 77:1; *titles

1Ch 16:41,42; 25:1,3

Truly. or, Only.

2,5,6

my soul.

25:5; 27:14; 33:20; 40:1; 123:2; 130:5,6; Isa 30:18; 40:31

La 3:25,38; Jas 5:7

waiteth. Heb. is silent.

37:7; 65:1; *marg:

from.

37:39; 68:19,20; 121:2; Isa 12:2; Jer 3:23; Lu 2:30-32

He only.

6; 18:2; 21:1; 27:1; 73:25,26; De 32:30,31; Isa 26:4; 32:2

defence. Heb. high place.

59:9,17; *marg:

I shall.

37:24; Mic 7:8,9; 1Co 10:13; 2Co 4:8,9

How.

4:2; 82:2; Ex 10:3; 16:28; Pr 1:22; 6:9; Jer 4:14; Mt 17:17

imagine.

21:11; 38:12; 140:2; Ho 7:15

ye shall.

73:18-20; 1Sa 26:10

bowing.

Isa 30:13,14

Psalms 74:10

13:1,2; 79:4,5; 89:46,50,51; Da 12:6; Re 6:10

Psalms 76:1-3

1 A declaration of God's majesty in the church.

11 An exhortation to serve him reverently.

(Title.) Neginoth.

4:1; 54:1; 61:1; 67:1; *titles

A Psalm. This Psalm is entitled in the Septuagint, which is followed by the Vulgate and Appollinarius, [ ,] "An ode against the Assyrian;" and it is considered by many of the best commentators to have been composed by Asaph after the defeat of Sennacherib.

of Asaph. or, for Asaph.

In Judah.

48:1-3; 147:19,20; De 4:7,8,34-36; Ac 17:23; Ro 2:17-29; 3:1,2

his.

98:2,3; 148:13,14; 1Ch 29:10-12; 2Ch 2:5,6; Da 3:29; 4:1,2

Salem.

Ge 14:18; Heb 7:1,2

dwelling.

132:13,14; 2Ch 6:6; Isa 12:6

There.

46:9; 2Ch 14:12,13; 20:25; 32:21; Isa 37:35,36; Eze 39:3,4,9,10