2Sa 6:5, 1Ch 13:8, 23:5, 25:6, Psa 57:8, 92:3, 149:3, 150:3-5 | TSK | STEP | David. on all manner.This place should doubtless be corrected from the parallel place, 1 Ch 13:8; where, instead of {bechol âtzey beroshim,} which is literally, "with all trees or wood of fir," we read {bechol ôz oovesheerim,} "with all their might, and with songs." This makes a good sense, while the former makes none: the LXX. have the same reading here, [en ischui, kai en odais.]

2 Samuel 6:5

David.

1Sa 10:5; 16:16; 2Ki 3:15; 1Ch 13:8; 15:10-24; Ps 47:5; 68:25-27

Ps 150:3-5; Da 3:5,7,10,15; Am 5:23; 6:5

on all manner.This place should doubtless be corrected from the parallel place, 1 Ch 13:8; where, instead of {bechol âtzey beroshim,} which is literally, "with all trees or wood of fir," we read {bechol ôz oovesheerim,} "with all their might, and with songs." This makes a good sense, while the former makes none: the LXX. have the same reading here, [en ischui, kai en odais.]

1 Chronicles 13:8

David.

15:10-24; 1Sa 10:5; 2Sa 6:5-23; 2Ki 3:15; Ps 47:5; 68:25-27

Ps 150:3-5

singing. Heb. songs. with harps.The word {kinnor,} in Chaldee, {kinnora,} in Syraic, {kainoro,} in Arabic, {kinnarat,} and in Greek [ ,] certainly denotes a harp, played on with the hand, according to 1 Sa 16:23. The number of strings in the harp was at first three; but afterwards they were increased to four, and at last to seven.

15:28; 16:5,42; 23:5; 25:1-6; Da 3:5-7; Am 5:23; 6:5

psalteries.{Naivel,} or {naibel,} in Greek [ ,] and in Latin, {nablium,} was an instrument of the harp kind; having twelve sounds.

1 Chronicles 23:5

porters.

9:17-27; 15:23,24; 16:38; 26:1-12; 2Ch 8:14; 35:15; Ezr 7:7; Ne 7:73

praised.

6:31-48; 9:33; 15:16-22; 16:41,42; 25:1-7; 2Ch 20:19-21; Ps 87:7

the instruments.

1Ki 10:12; 2Ch 29:25,26

See on

Am 6:5

1 Chronicles 25:6

under the hands.

2,3

for song.

1-3; 15:22; 23:5; Ps 68:25; Eph 5:19; Col 3:16

according to the king's order. Heb. by the hands of theking.

2; *marg:

Asaph.

1-4

Psalms 57:8

Awake.

Jud 5:12; Isa 52:1,9

my glory.

16:9; 30:12; 108:1-3; Ac 2:26

I myself will awake early.Literally,"I will awaken the morning," or dawn; a highly poetical expression, which Milton and others have borrowed:-- Cheerly rouse the slumbering morn.