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Verse Psalms 25:22. _REDEEMS ISRAEL, O GOD_] The people are prayed for
in the preceding verses as if _one person_; now he includes the whole,
lest his own personal necessities should narrow his heart,...
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REDEEM ISRAEL - Redeem or save thy people - the word “Israel” here
being used, as elsewhere, to denote the people of God.
OUT OF ALL HIS TROUBLES - Save thy people from persecution, and from
trial of...
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PSALM 25-39
The fifteen Psalms which follow give the deep soul exercise of the
godly. All fifteen, except the thirty-third, are marked as Psalms of
David. Much of it expresses undoubtedly his own indi...
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XXV. An acrostic poem composed of religious maxims and prayers which
have little or no connexion with each other. The text is imperfect,
for in Psalms 25:18 f. the letter Q is omitted and R is repeate...
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REDEEM. Deliver: i.e. redeem _by putting forth power._ Hebrew.
_padah._ See notes on Exodus 13:13....
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A concluding prayer for the nation. The alphabet has been completed,
and this is a supplementary distich beginning with _Pç_, which has
already been represented in Psalms 25:16; Psalms 34 has the same...
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REDEEM ISRAEL, O GOD, &C.— "Have mercy, not upon me only, but upon
the whole nation; who are miserably distracted by their divisions, and
restore them to peace and quietness;" for it is supposed that...
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PSALMS 25
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE
An Alphabetical Psalm of Supplication.
ANALYSIS
Seven lines of Direct Address to Jehovah, Psalms 25:1-7; three lines
in Praise of Jehovah, Psalms 25:8-10; one line of Di...
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_REDEEM ISRAEL, O GOD, OUT OF ALL HIS TROUBLES._
Redeem Israel, O God - concluding summary. David's cause was the
cause of "Israel," and is the cause of the whole Church. As her
representative, he gi...
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This is the second of the 'acrostic' or 'alphabetic' Pss. (cp. 9, 10).
As it now stands there are a few irregularities in the arrangement,
some of which appear again in Psalms 34. The closing v. sugge...
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Psalms 1:41
_GORDON CHURCHYARD_
Words in boxes are from the Bible.
The notes explain some of the words with a *star by them. Tap the *
before a word to show an explanation.
The translated Bible tex...
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This verse, beginning with _Pe,_ was apparently a later addition. Not
only is it an isolated line, interfering with the alphabetical
arrangement, but it also differs from the rest of the psalm by
empl...
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פְּדֵ֣ה אֱ֭לֹהִים אֶת ־יִשְׂרָאֵ֑ל
מִ֝ כֹּ֗ל...
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Psalms 25:1
THE recurrence of the phrase "lift up the soul" may have determined
the place of this psalm next to Psalms 24:1. It is acrostic, but with
irregularities. As the text now stands, the second...
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A PRAYER FOR PARDON AND PROTECTION
Psalms 25:1
This is an acrostic or alphabetical psalm. The verses begin with the
successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet, to aid the memory. So also
in Psalms 9:1...
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The sob of a great sorrow sounds throughout this psalm. The
circumstances of its writing were those of desolation, affliction,
distress, travail, as the latter part especially shows. Yet the main
cont...
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I do not interrupt the reading through the whole of these verses;
their plain and obvious meaning they carry along with them. They bear
a decided testimony to divine faithfulness, and man's necessitie...
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REFLECTIONS
READER, let us never lose sight of Christ, as Jesus, the Christ of God
and our appointed High Priest; in all the fervent prayers we meet with
in the written word: for as we cannot pray pr...
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Psalms 24
_ Proper Psalm for Ascension Day_ (_Evening_).
PSALMS 24-26 = _ Day 5_ (_Morning_)....
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22._Do thou, O God! redeem Israel. _By this conclusion David shows of
what character the enemies were of whom he complained. From this it
would appear that they were domestic enemies, who, like some d...
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Christ has been introduced, not indeed yet in glory, but associating
Himself with the remnant, and suffering even unto death for them.
Hence their whole case can be prophetically gone into. And here f...
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REDEEM ISRAEL, O GOD, OUT OF ALL HIS TROUBLES. David was not only
concerned for himself, but for the whole nation of Israel, which was
involved in trouble through this unnatural rebellion of his son,...
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Redeem Israel, O God, out of all his troubles.
Ver. 22. _Redeem Israel, &c._] _In vita vel post mortem meam,_ Either
while I live, or after my death (R. David). This is every good man's
care and pray...
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_Redeem Israel, O God_, &c. “Have mercy, not upon me only, but upon
the whole nation, who are miserably distracted by their divisions, and
restore them to peace and quietness.” Bishop Patrick, who sup...
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A PRAYER FOR MERCIFUL PROTECTION AND GUIDANCE.
A psalm of David....
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Redeem Israel, O God, not only David, but the entire congregation of
believers of all times and in all circumstances, OUT OF ALL HIS
TROUBLES. May God deliver the entire Christian Church from all evil...
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15-22 The psalmist concludes, as he began, with expressing dependence
upon God, and desire toward him. It is good thus to hope, and quietly
to wait for the salvation of the Lord. And if God turns to...
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If thou wilt not pity and help me, yet spare thy people. who suffer
for my sake, and in my sufferings....
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Psalms 25:22 Redeem H6299 (H8798) Israel H3478 God H430 troubles H6869
Psalms 14:7,...
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P ‘Redeem, O God, Israel, out all of his troubles.'
The Psalmists final plea is that God will redeem (deliver at a cost)
Israel from all its troubles. He does not want to be thought of as
just concer...
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REDEEM
(_ See Scofield) - (Isaiah 59:20). _
(_ See Scofield) - (Exodus 14:30). _...
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Psalms 25:1. _Unto thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul._
It is down; and I would fain lift it up; yet I am powerless to do so
if I am left to myself. When the soul cleaves to the earth, who but
God ca...
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CONTENTS: Prayer for guidance, forgiveness, mercy and deliverance.
CHARACTERS: God, David.
CONCLUSION: It is our duty and privilege to trustingly wait upon the
Lord in adoration, supplication and se...
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Psalms 25:1. _To thee, oh Lord, do I lift up my soul_ anew, now in
this time of war and danger.
Psalms 25:5. _On thee do I wait all the day._ David speaks of his
blessing the Lord seven times a day; p...
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PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 25:1. In this lament, individual members
of the worshiping assembly ask God for help in their various troubles.
While the psalm expresses faith in God’s kindness, it does no...
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PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 25:22 REDEEM generally means rescue and
protect, especially in relation to ISRAEL (see Psalms 44:26;...
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INTRODUCTION
“David is pictured in this psalm as in a faithful miniature. His
holy trust, his many conflicts, his great transgression, his bitter
repentance, and his deep distresses are all here; so t...
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EXPOSITION
THIS is the second of the "alphabetic psalms." It is not so irregular
as Psalms 9:1; but still is defective in some respects, the letters
_beth _and _vav _being omitted in their proper plac...
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Unto thee, O LORD, do I lift up my soul. O my God, I trust in thee:
let me not be ashamed, let not my enemies triumph over me. Yea, let
none that wait on thee be ashamed: let them be ashamed which
tra...
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Psalms 122:6; Psalms 130:8; Psalms 14:7; Psalms 51:18; Psalms 51:19
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Israel — If thou wilt not help me, yet spare thy people who suffer
for my sake, and in my sufferings....