Judg 9:15, 19-20, Psa 57:1, 91:1, Isa 4:6, 25:4, 32:2, 1Jo 1:3-4 | TSK | STEP

Judges 9:15

shadow.

Isa 30:2; Da 4:12; Ho 14:7; Mt 13:32

let fire.

20,49; Nu 21:28; Isa 1:31; Eze 19:14

the cedars.

2Ki 14:9; Ps 104:16; Isa 2:13; 37:24; Eze 31:3

Judges 9:19-20

rejoice.

Isa 8:6; Php 3:3; Jas 4:16

let fire come out.

15,23,56,57; 7:22; 2Ch 20:22,23; Ps 21:9,10; 28:4; 52:1-5

Ps 120:3,4; 140:10

Psalms 57:1

1 David in prayer fleeing unto God, complains of his dangerous case.

7 He encourages himself to praise God.

A.M. 2943. B.C. 1061. (Title.) {Al-tas-chith.} or, destroynot. A golden Psalm. This Psalm is supposed to have been called {al tashcheth,} or "destroy not," because David thus addressed one of his followers when about to kill Saul in the cave; and {michtam,} or "golden," because written, or worthy to be written, in gold.

58:1; 59:1; *titles

when.

142:1; *title

1Sa 22:1; 24:3,8

be.

56:1; 69:13-16; 119:76,77

soul.

9:10; 13:5; 125:1; Isa 50:10

shadow.

17:7,8; 36:7; 61:4; 63:7; 91:1,4,9; Ru 2:12; Lu 13:34

until.

Isa 10:25; 26:20; Mt 24:22; Joh 16:20; Jas 5:10,11; Re 7:14; 21:4

Psalms 91:1

1 The state of the godly.

3 Their safety.

9 Their habitation.

11 Their servants.

14 Their friend; with the effects of them all.

(Title.)This Psalm is supposed by some to have been composed by Moses on the same occasion as the preceding; but others think it was written by David, after his advice to his son Solomon.

1Ch 28:1-21

dwelleth.

27:5; 31:20; 32:7; 52:8; 61:3,4; 90:1; Isa 8:14; Eze 11:16

Ho 14:5,6; 1Jo 4:15,16

abide. Heb. lodge.

25:13; *marg:

under.

17:8; 36:7; 57:1; Jud 9:15; So 2:3; Isa 4:5,6; La 4:20