Psalms 107:39
Again.The incidents detailed in these verses, which frequently occur, and mark the superintendence of a benign Providence, and the hand of a just God, appear to be brought forward to illustrate the return of the Israelites from captivity, and the punishment of their oppressors the Babylonians. Wherefore, at last, as in a common chorus, they conclude with exhorting each other to a serious consideration of these things, and to make a proper return to the Almighty. they are.30:6,7; Ge 45:11; Ru 1:20,21; 1Sa 2:5-7; 2Ki 4:8; 8:3; Job 1:10-17oppression.Ex 1:13,14; 2:23,24; Jud 6:3-6; 2Ki 10:32; 13:7,22; 14:262Ch 15:5,6; Jer 51:33,34Isaiah 10:18-19
consume.33,34; 9:18; 2Ki 19:23,28; Jer 21:14; Eze 20:47,48both soul and body. Heb. from the soul and even to theflesh. few. Heb. number.37:36Isaiah 17:4-5
the glory.9:8,21; 10:4the fatness.10:16; 24:13,16; De 32:15-27; Eze 34:20; Zep 2:11; *marg: as when.Jer 9:22; 51:33; Ho 6:11; Joe 3:13; Mt 13:30,39-42; Re 14:15-20the valley.Jos 15:8; 18:16the valley of the giants.2Sa 5:18,22
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