Psalms 43:1
1 David, praying to be restored to the temple, promises to serve God joyfully.5 He encourages his soul to trust in God. A.M. 2983. B.C. 1021. (Title.)This Psalm is evidently a continuation of the preceding, and had the same author; and they are written as one in forty-six MSS. The sameness of subject, similarity of composition, and return of the same burden in both, are sufficient evidence of this opinion. Judge.7:8; 26:1; 35:24; 75:7; 1Co 4:4; 1Pe 2:23plead.35:1; 1Sa 24:15; Pr 22:23; 23:11; Mic 7:9ungodly. or, unmerciful. the deceitful. Heb. a man ofdeceit and iniquity. 71:4; 2Sa 15:31; 16:20-23; 17:1-4Psalms 59:1-3
1 David prays to be delivered from his enemies.6 He complains of their cruelty.8 He trusts in God.11 He prays against them.16 He praises God. A.M. 2942. B.C. 1062. (Title.) {Al-tas-chith.} or,destroy not. A golden Psalm. 57:1; 58:1; *titles Michtam.The seven poems of the celebrated Arabian poets who flourished before the time of Mohammed, called {Moâllakat,} from being suspended on the walls of the temple of Mecca, were also called {Modhabat,} "golden," because they were written in letters of gold on the papyrus; and probably this is another reason why the six poems of David were called golden. when.Jud 16:2,3; 1Sa 19:11-24; 2Co 11:32,33 Deliver.7:1,2; 18:48; 71:4; 143:12; Lu 1:74,75; 2Ti 4:17,18defend me. Heb. set me on high.12:5; 91:14; Isa 33:16 save.26:9; 27:2; 55:23; 139:19 they.10:9,10; 37:32,33; 38:12; 56:6; 1Sa 19:1; Pr 12:6; Mic 7:2; Ac 23:21the mighty.2:2; Ac 4:26,27not.7:3-6; 69:4; 1Sa 24:11,17; 26:18; Joh 15:25Psalms 71:4
out of the.17:8,9,13; 59:1,2; 140:1-4; 2Sa 16:21,22; 17:1,2,12-14,21
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