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Verse Psalms 50:22. _NOW CONSIDER THIS_] Ye have forgotten your God,
and sinned against him. He has marked down all your iniquities, and
has them _in order_ to exhibit against you. Beware, therefore,...
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NOW CONSIDER THIS - Understand this; give attention to this. The word
“now” does not well express the force of the original. The Hebrew
word is not an adverb of “time,” but a particle denoting
“entrea...
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Psalms 50
The Demands of a Righteous God
_ 1. His coming and His call (Psalms 50:1)_
2. The God of Israel speaks (Psalms 50:7)
3. The demands of righteousness ...
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L. GOD LOOKS TO CONDUCT RATHER THAN TO SACRIFICE. For the attitude to
sacrifice, _cf._ Psalms 40*.
PSALMS 50:1. The expected Theophany.
PSALMS 50:1. Read _mg._ with LXX. CALLED THE EARTH: since the...
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GOD. Hebrew Eloah. App-4.
DELIVER. rescue....
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_ye that forget God Elôah:_see note on Psalms 50:1. For the phrase
cp. Psalms 9:17; Job 8:13; and for the thought, Psalms 10:4.
_lest I tear_&c. Like a
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Practical conclusion, addressed to both classes: to the formal
worshippers who -forget God" by ignoring the spiritual character of
the worship which He desires, as well as to the hypocrites whose
cond...
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NOW CONSIDER THIS— Here God must be supposed to have delivered up
the wicked man to punishment irreversible; and upon that, to speak
these two verses. Upon this supposition, _lest I tear,_ &c. comes i...
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PSALMS 50
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE
Judgment on Israel Pronounced amid the Solemnities of an Audible and
Visible Divine Manifestation.
ANALYSIS
Stanza I., Psalms 50:1-7, Preparations for Judgment: consisti...
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_NOW CONSIDER THIS, YE THAT FORGET GOD, LEST I TEAR YOU IN PIECES, AND
THERE BE NONE TO DELIVER._
Now consider this - "this," i:e., all that has gone before, of warning
against hypocrites and ungodly...
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50:22 consider (k-2) Or 'understand.'...
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The title (A PSALM OF ASAPH) is discussed in Intro, to Book 3, where
the other Pss. of Asaph are found. The present Ps. is one of solemn
warning to those who attempt to serve God by formal sacrifices...
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PSALMS 42:72
_GORDON CHURCHYARD_
Words in boxes are from the Bible.
Words marked with a *star are described in the word list at the end.
The translated Bible text has yet to go through Advanced Che...
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Psalms 50:1
This is the first of the Asaph psalms, and is separated from the other
eleven (Psalms 73:1; Psalms 74:1; Psalms 75:1;...
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GOD'S WARNING TO THE WICKED
Psalms 50:16
These searching words are for us all. We have no right to declare
God's statutes, if our hearts hide wickedness in their secret
chambers. We must not share il...
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The singer addresses himself in the name of God to the whole earth,
that it may hear and learn an important lesson. The call is made in
the first verse. The final appeal is in verses Psalms 50:22.
The...
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Is not this a beautiful conclusion, in a general appeal to everyone
that hears, from what went before? It forms indeed a solemn and
striking inference from the whole Psalm....
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22_Now consider this, ye that forget God _Here we have more of that
severe expostulation which is absolutely necessary in dealing with
hardened hypocrites, who otherwise will only deride all instructi...
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In Psalms 50 we enter on new ground God's judgment of the people.
Jehovah the mighty God summons the whole earth; as in Psalms 51 we
have their confession of killing Christ.
The introduction of Psalms...
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NOW CONSIDER THIS,.... The evils that had been committed, and repent
of them; for repentance is an after thought and reconsideration of
sin, and humiliation for it; that the Lord, was not like them, n...
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Now consider this, ye that forget God, lest I tear [you] in pieces,
and [there be] none to deliver.
Ver. 22. _Now consider this, ye that forget God_] That cast him and
his counsels behind your backs,...
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_Now consider this, ye that forget God_ Ye hypocritical and ungodly
Israelites, who have forgotten (as Moses foretold ye would do, Deu
32:18) _the God that formed you_, and made you his people, and ha...
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Now consider this, ye that forget God, those who depend upon an
external righteousness of works and forget the need of true piety of
the heart, LEST I TEAR YOU IN PIECES, in a punishment of utter
dest...
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OF THE TRUE SERVICE OF GOD.
A psalm of Asaph, one of the directors of the Temple-chorus at the
time of David, distinguished for musical and poetical ability, 1
Chronicles 26. The hymn shows how the g...
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16-23 Hypocrisy is wickedness, which God will judge. And it is too
common, for those who declare the Lord's statutes to others, to live
in disobedience to them themselves. This delusion arises from t...
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YE THAT FORGET GOD; ye hypocritical and ungodly Israelites, who have
_forgotten_ (as Moses foretold you would do, DEUTERONOMY 32:18) _the
God that formed you_, and made you his people, and forgotten h...
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Psalms 50:22 consider H995 (H8798) forget H7911 (H8802) God H433
pieces H2963 (H8799) deliver H5337 ...
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A FINAL PLEA TO ALL HIS COVENANT PEOPLE (PSALMS 50:22).
God now makes a final plea to them to consider their ways, and not
forget Him. For if they do He will stand by when they are being torn
in piec...
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Psalms 50:21
The disposition of many to misinterpret the moral government of God
arises from one remarkable characteristic of it, to which our
attention is drawn in this passage. Men misunderstand an...
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In the first part of this Psalm God has solemnly expostulated with his
people as to the utter worthlessness of sacrifice and ceremony apart
from living faith in him, and holy life as its fruit; and he...
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A Psalm of Asaph. It is mentioned, in the life of Hezekiah, that «the
king and the princes commanded the Levites to sing praise unto the
Lord with the words of David, and of Asaph the seer,» so that v...
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Psalms 50:1. The mighty God, even the LORD, hath spoken, and called
the earth from the rising of the sun until the going down thereof. Out
of Zion the perfection of beauty, God hath shined. Our God sh...
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CONTENTS: The arraignment of the ungodly and the greatness of Jehovah.
CHARACTERS: God, Asaph.
CONCLUSION: Every man shall be called to give an account of himself to
God. In that great day, He will...
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Asaph, to whom this psalm is inscribed, was a seer, as well as head of
the singers. He was also the author of twelve psalms, extremely
beautiful, and highly prophetic. He here declares that EL ELOHIM...
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_But unto the wicked God saith, What hast thou to do to declare My
statutes?_
THE MERE FORMALIST AND THE SPIRITUALIST IN RELIGION
I. The mere formalists in religion.
1. They are religiously active-...
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_Now consider this, ye that forget God._
FORGETFULNESS OF GOD: IT’S EVIL
Forget God!--is this possible? What! when we see His “eternal power
and Godhead” in all things above us and about us? If we lo...
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_The mighty God, even the Lord, hath spoken, and called the earth,
from the rising of the sun unto the going down thereof._
THE FIRST OF THE ASAPH PSALMS
This_, _the first of the Asaph psalms, is sep...
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PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 50:1. Through this psalm the worshipers
announce God’s standards for living as part of his covenant people.
The God who summons the earth (v. Psal
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PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 50:16 The WICKED here are members of the
covenant people who despise the privileges and responsibilities of the
covenant (vv. Psalms 50:16). T
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INTRODUCTION
_Superscription_. “_A Psalm of Asaph_.” Asaph was “a Levite, son
of Berachiah, one of the leaders of David’s choir (1 Chronicles
6:39). Psalms 50, 73-83 are attributed to him, but probabl...
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EXPOSITION
THE psalmist announces an appearance of God to his people "out of
Zion," and a pronouncement of judgment upon them, which all heaven
(Psalms 50:4) and earth (Psalms 50:1) are called upon to...
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Psa 50:1-23 is divided into three categories. The first six verses
deal with God who is speaking. In the Hebrew it begins, "El Elohim,
Jehovah, hath spoken." God, singular; Gods, plural; and then the...
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2 Samuel 22:42; Amos 2:14; Deuteronomy 32:18; Ecclesiastes 7:14;...