Psa 9:2, 92:1, 8, Dan 4:17, 25, 34, Act 7:48 | TSK | STEP

Psalms 9:2

I will be.

5:11; 27:6; 28:7; 43:4; 92:4; 97:12; Hab 3:17,18; Php 4:4

O thou.

7:17; 56:2,3; 83:18; 97:9; Da 5:18

Psalms 92:1

1 The prophet exhorts to praise God,

4 for his great works;

6 for his judgments on the wicked;

10 and for his goodness to the godly.

A.M. cir 3464. B.C. cir 540. (Title.) A Psalm.Calmet and others suppose this Psalm to have been composed by some of the Levites during or near the close of the Babylonian captivity, acknowledging the mercy of God, and foreseeing the destruction of their enemies, and their own return to Jerusalem and the temple service.

for.

Isa 58:13,14; Heb 4:9; *marg:

Re 4:8-11

good.

33:1; 50:23; 52:9; 54:6; 73:28; 107:1,8,15,21,22; 135:3; 147:1

Eph 5:19; Heb 13:15

most.

8; 82:6; Isa 57:15; Da 4:34-37; 5:18; Ac 7:48,49

Psalms 92:8

art most.

56:2; 83:18; 102:26,27; Ex 18:11; Ec 5:8; Da 4:34,35; Ac 12:1,22-24

Daniel 4:17

by the.

13,14; 1Ki 22:19,20; 1Ti 5:21

the holy.

8,9,13; Isa 6:3,8; Re 4:8

that the living.

Ps 9:16; 83:17,18; Eze 25:17

the most High.

25,32-35; 2:21; 5:18-21; Jer 27:5-7

giveth.

Ps 75:6,7

the basest.

25; 11:21; Ex 9:16; 1Sa 2:8; 1Ki 21:25; 2Ki 21:6-18; 2Ch 28:22

Ps 12:8; 113:7,8; Eze 7:24; 1Co 1:28

Daniel 4:25

drive.

32,33; 5:21-31; Job 30:3-8; Mr 5:3,4

and thy dwelling.All the circumstances of Nebuchadnezzar's case, says Dr. Mead, agree so well with a hypochondriasis, that to me it appears evident the Almighty God brought this dreadful distemper upon him, and under its influence he ran wild into the fields: then fancying himself transformed into an ox, he fed on grass, after the manner of cattle; and, through neglect of himself, his hair and nails grew to an excessive length, so that the latter became thick and crooked, resembling bird's claws.

to eat.

Ps 106:20

till.

17,32,34,35; 2:21; 5:21; Ps 75:7; 83:18; Jer 27:5