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Verse Psalms 99:4. _THE KING'S STRENGTH_] If this Psalm were written
by David, he must mean by it that he was God's _vicegerent_ or
_deputy_, and that, even as king, God was _his strength_, and the
_p...
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THE KING’S STRENGTH - The word king here undoubtedly refers to God
as a king, Psalms 99:1. The word rendered “strength,” means power,
force; and the reference here is to what constitutes the main stre...
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Psalms 99
The Reign of Righteousness
_ 1. His throne (Psalms 99:1)_
2. Judgment and righteousness executed (Psalms 99:4)
3. His gracious dealings ...
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XCIX. A TEMPLE SONG AFTER VICTORY. The Ps. is divided into three parts
by the refrain Holy is he (_i.e._ separate from all defilement) at
Psalms 99:3; Psalms 99:5 and (in an expanded form) at Psalms 9...
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JUDGMENT AND RIGHTEOUSNESS. See 2 Samuel 8:15 and 1 Chronicles 18:14.
Compare with 1 Kings 10:9....
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LET THEM, &C.— _They shall praise, they shall do homage to thy great
and terrible name, because it is holy:_ Green adds, _and powerful,_
from the next verse, which he renders thus: _The king loveth
ju...
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Psalms 98, 99
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE
A Shorter Service of Song (for a Sabbath Day).
ANALYSIS
Psalms 98: An Invitation to Sing the New Song of Jehovah's Victory in
behalf of the House of Israel.
Psalms...
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The king's strength also loveth judgment; thou dost establish equity,
thou executest judgment and righteousness in Jacob.
THE KING'S STRENGTH ALSO LOVETH JUDGMENT. The English version omits
'and,'...
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99:4 justice. (d-9) Lit. 'judgment.'...
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Psalms 90:106
_GORDON CHURCHYARD_
GOD... HE IS *HOLY!
PSALMS 99
(THE SIXTH AND LAST *ROYAL PSALM)
Jesus prayed (to God), "*Holy Father". ...
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וְ עֹ֥ז מֶלֶךְ֮ מִשְׁפָּ֪ט אָ֫הֵ֥ב
אַ֭תָּה כּ
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Psalms 99:1
DELITZSCH has well called this psalm "an earthly echo of the seraphic
Trisagion," the threefold proclamation of the Divine holiness, which
Isaiah. Isaiah 6:3 It is, as already noted, a pen...
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WORSHIP THE GREAT AND HOLY ONE
Psalms 99:1
This psalm has its counterpart in Psalms 97:1. There Jehovah's reign
is associated with the gladness of faith; here with the trembling of
mortal and sinful...
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This is a song of the Kingdom of Jehovah as founded upon and
administered in holiness. There are three distinct parts, each ending
with practically the same refrain. The first acclaims the King
enthro...
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I do not presume to speak decidedly upon this, or any other part of
the divine word. As one indeed treading holy ground, I would put off
the shoes from my feet. But I would humbly ask, is not this cal...
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4_The king’s strength also loves judgment _This may be viewed as a
threatening designed to fill his enemies with dismay; as if he should
say, such is God’s regard for righteousness and equity, that he...
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Psalms 99, though simple in its character, embraces some important
principles. Jehovah now reigns, not only in making manifest heavenly
power, but in the establishment of that power as king upon the e...
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THE KING'S STRENGTH ALSO LOVETH JUDGMENT,.... Or he who is a strong
and mighty King, as Christ is; which appears by saving his people, and
preserving them to his kingdom and glory, and by destroying a...
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The king's strength also loveth judgment; thou dost establish equity,
thou executest judgment and righteousness in Jacob.
Ver. 4. The king's strength also loveth judgment] _i.e._ _Abest a
Tyrannide._...
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_The king's strength also loveth judgment_ “Although the _strength_
of our king be infinite, yet is it never exerted but in
_righteousness_ and just _judgment_, which are his delight. They
compose the...
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PRAISE OF THE MESSIAH, THE THRICE HOLY.
The psalmist, in this hymn of praise which fits so well into this
series, sets forth the merciful government of God, particularly as
exercised in and for His C...
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The King's strength also loveth judgment, His essential righteousness
causes Him to exercise right at all times; THOU DOST ESTABLISH EQUITY,
uprightness and true justice in dealing with men at all tim...
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1-5 God governs the world by his providence, governs the church by his
grace, and both by his Son. The inhabitants of the earth have cause to
tremble, but the Redeemer still waits to be gracious. Let...
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THE KING'S STRENGTH ALSO LOVETH JUDGMENT; though his dominion be
absolute and uncontrollable, and his power irresistible, yet he doth
not abuse it to tyranny and oppression, as the princes of the worl...
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Psalms 99:4 Kings H4428 strength H5797 loves H157 (H8804) justice
H4941 established H3559 (H8790) equity H4339 executed
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CONTENTS: Call to praise God because of the glories of His Kingdom
among men.
CHARACTERS: God, Moses, Samuel, Aaron, Psalmist.
CONCLUSION: The holiness of God's name makes it truly great to His
frie...
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All the Versions ascribe this psalm to David, except the Chaldee,
which, like the Hebrew, has no title. The occasion of its being
composed is not known.
Psalms 99:1. _He sitteth between the cherubims...
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_The Lord reigneth._
THE RULERSHIP OF GOD OVER THE WORLD
I. As seen in symbol. “He sitteth between the cherubim.” This
reference to the Shekinah teaches us that His reign is--
1. Moral.
2. Mercifu...
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PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 99:1. This is another hymn celebrating
God’s kingship over all his creation. The focus is on his exalted
holiness (vv. Psalms 99:3,...
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PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 99:4 The MIGHT of this king is directed
entirely toward good and pure ends: he LOVES JUSTICE. He combines
absolute might with absolute right....
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INTRODUCTION
This Psalm is one of the series of Psalms which celebrate the Kingship
of Jehovah. “All these Psalms,” says Perowne, “alike tell of the
setting up of a Divine kingdom upon earth. All alik...
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EXPOSITION
HERE we have the last of the series of Second Advent psalms, which
began with Psalms 93:1. The first of them, the fifth, and the last,
commence in the same way—with the watchword, "The Lord...
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The LORD reigneth (Psalms 99:1);
Starts out as did Psalms 97:1-12. "The Lord reigneth."
let the people tremble: he sits between the cherubims; let the earth
be moved (Psalms 99:1).
Now the cherubims...
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2 Samuel 23:3; 2 Samuel 23:4; Deuteronomy 10:18; Deuteronomy 32:3;...