Gen 1:6-8, Job 9:8-9, Psa 104:2, 148:4-6, 150:1, Pro 8:27, Isa 40:12, 22 | TSK | STEP | Let there. firmament. Heb. expansion.

Genesis 1:6-8

Let there.

14,20; 7:11,12; Job 26:7,8,13; 37:11,18; 38:22-26; Ps 19:1; 33:6,9

Ps 104:2; 136:5,6; 148:4; 150:1; Ec 11:3; Jer 10:10,12,13; 51:15

firmament. Heb. expansion.

divided.

above.

Job 26:8; Ps 104:10; 148:4; Ec 11:3

and it.

9,11,15,24; Mt 8:27

God.

evening.

Job 9:8-9

Which.

37:18; Ge 1:6,7; Ps 33:6; 104:2,3; Isa 40:22; 42:5; 44:24; Jer 10:11

treadeth.

38:11; Ps 93:3,4; Mt 14:25-30; Joh 6:19

waves. Heb. heights.

maketh.

38:31,32-41; Ge 1:16; Ps 147:4; Am 5:8

Arcturus, Orion, and Pleiades. Heb. Ash, Cesil, and Cimah.the chambers.

Ps 104:3,13; Ac 28:13

Psalms 104:2

with light.

Da 7:9; Mt 17:2; 1Ti 6:16; 1Jo 1:5

stretchest.

Isa 40:22; 45:12; Zec 12:1; Heb 1:10-12

Psalms 148:4-6

heavens.

113:6; 1Ki 8:27; 2Co 12:2

waters.

104:3; Ge 1:7; 7:11

for he.

33:6-9; 95:5; Ge 1:1,2,6; Jer 10:11-13; Am 9:6; Re 4:11

He hath also.

89:37; 93:1; 119:90,91; Job 38:10,11,33; Pr 8:27-29; Isa 54:9

Jer 31:35,36; 33:25

Psalms 150:1

1 An exhortation to praise God;

3 with all kinds of instruments.

Praise ye the Lord. Heb. Hallelujah.

in his sanctuary.

29:9; 66:13-16; 116:18,19; 118:19,20; 134:2

in the firmament.

Ge 1:6-8; Eze 1:22-26; 10:1; Da 12:3

Proverbs 8:27

he prepared.

Ps 33:6; 103:19; 136:5; Jer 10:12; Col 1:16; Heb 1:2

compass. or, circle.

Isaiah 40:12

measured.

48:13; Job 11:7-9; 38:4-11; Ps 102:25,26; 104:2,3; Pr 8:26-28; 30:4

Heb 1:10-12; Re 20:11

measure. Heb. tierce. weighed.

Isaiah 40:22

It is he that sitteth. or, Him that sitteth, etc.

19:1; 66:1; Ps 2:4; 29:10; 68:33

the inhabitants.

15,17; Nu 13:33

stretcheth.

42:5; 44:24; 51:13; Job 9:8; 37:18; 38:4-9; Ps 102:25,26; 104:2

Jer 10:12; Zec 12:1; Heb 1:10-12

as a curtain.Or, "as a thin veil," as Bp. Lowth renders; which he illustrates by the following passage from Dr. Shaw. "It is usual in the summer season, and upon all occasions when a large company is to be received, to have the court sheltered from heat, or inclemency of the weather by a {velum,} umbrella, or veil, as I shall call it; which, being expanded on ropes from one end of the parapet to the other, may be folded or unfolded at pleasure. The Psalmist seems to allude to some covering of this kind, in that beautiful expression of spreading out the heavens as a curtain."

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