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PSALM XI
_David's friends advise him to flee to the wilderness from_
_Saul's fury_, 1-3.
_He answers that, having put his trust in God, knowing that he_
_forsakes not those who confide in him, an...
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IN THE LORD PUT I MY TRUST - This, in general, expresses the state of
mind of the author - a state of feeling which runs through the entire
psalm. It is designed to be an answer to the counsel which o...
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Psalms 11
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1. Faith's resources in the day of trouble (Psalms 11:1)
2. The recompense for the righteous and the wicked (Psalms 11:5)
Psal
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XI. YAHWEH THE SURE REFUGE.
Psalms 11:1. The problem stated. The wicked are bold: the righteous
cannot meet their attack. They can but flee like a little bird (the
habitual meaning of the word transla...
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_David encourageth himself in God against his enemies. The providence
and justice of God._
To the chief musician. _A Psalm_ of David.
_TITLE._— לדוד למנצח _lamnatseach ledavid._ This Psalm was
probab...
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PSALMS 11
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE
Faith's Brave Answer to the Counsels of Fear.
ANALYSIS
Stanza, Psalms 11:1-3, Counsels of Despair, with an Expression of
Surprise Refused. Antistanza, Psalms 11:4-6,Conf...
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_IN THE LORD PUT I MY TRUST: HOW SAY YE TO MY SOUL, FLEE AS A BIRD TO
YOUR MOUNTAIN?_
Psalms 11:1.-The Psalmist's reply, at representing the persecuted
saints, to temporizing friends' counsel to seek...
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11:1 bird (k-25) Or 'Flee, ye birds.'...
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of the Messianic hope in Psalms 2, 20, 28,, 40. The following Pss. are
either quoted from or distinctly referred to in NT.: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10,
14, 16, 18, 22, 24, 32, 34, 40, 41. In several instances the...
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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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PUT I MY TRUST. — Better, as in Psalms 7:1, _I find my refuge._
FLEE AS A BIRD. — Literally, _flee ye a bird._ The plural verb, with
the singular noun, offers a difficulty which is not obviated by the...
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לַ † מְנַצֵּ֗חַ לְ דָ֫וִ֥ד בַּֽ
יהוָ֨ה...
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Psalms 11:1
The correctness of the superscription is, in the present case,
defended by Ewald and Hitzig. Delitzsch refers the psalm to the eve of
Absalom's conspiracy, while other supporters of the Da...
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GOD OUR REFUGE AND DEFENSE
Psalms 11:1; Psalms 12:1
The first of these is a debate between fear and faith, and dates from
Saul's persecutions. Timid friends, anxious for David's safety, urged
him to...
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This psalm is the answer of faith to the advice of fear. Both are
alike conscious of immediate peril. Fear sees only the things that are
near. Faith takes in the larger distances. If the things fear s...
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"To the chief Musician, [A Psalm] of David." In the LORD put I my
trust: how say ye to my soul, (a) Flee [as] a bird to your mountain?
(a) This is the wicked counsel of his enemies to him and his
com...
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CONTENTS
In the circumstances of evil, from the persecutions of ungodly men,
the Psalmist is here represented as reposing in the sure protection of
God. Much consolation is found in this security, an...
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1._In Jehovah do I put my trust. _Almost all interpreters think that
this is a complaint which David brings against his countrymen, that
while seeking in every quarter for hiding-places, he could find...
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What the righteous remnant are to do when the power of evil is thus
dominant in Emmanuel's land, Psalms 11 treats of. Psalms 11-15, as I
have already remarked, give the thoughts and feelings of the re...
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IN THE LORD PUT I MY TRUST,.... Not in himself, in his own heart, nor
in his own righteousness and strength; nor in men, the greatest of
men, the princes of the earth; nor in his armies, or any outwar...
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Psalms 11:1 «To the chief Musician, [A Psalm] of David. » In the
LORD put I my trust: how say ye to my soul, Flee [as] a bird to your
mountain?
Ver. 1. _In the Lord put I my trust_] This was that whi...
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_In the Lord put I my trust_ It is not in fortresses or strong holds
that I place my confidence, but only in the Lord, in his power, and
love, and faithfulness. _How say ye to my soul_ Ye, my friends;...
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In the Lord put I my trust, with Jehovah he had found refuge,
wherefore he surely needed no other; HOW SAY YE TO MY SOUL, FLEE AS A
BIRD TO YOUR MOUNTAIN? As a bird, when in danger, seeks the refuge o...
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DAVID'S REFUSAL TO FLEE WHEN IN DANGER OF LIFE.
There was a time when David's throne was in danger, when Absalom was
scheming to usurp the royal power in Israel, when David's very life
was no longer s...
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PSALM 11 This Psalm seems to have been composed by David when he was
persecuted by Saul, and forced to flee from place to place for safety.
David encourageth himself in God, PSALMS 11:1, against the w...
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Psalms 11:1 Musician H5329 (H8764) David H1732 LORD H3068 trust H2620
(H8804) say H559 (H8799) soul...
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‘For the Chief Musician. Of David.'
The psalm is dedicated to the Choirmaster and is of the Davidic
collection, of which a large part, if not all, were written by David
himself. For his reputation as...
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TRUST
(_ See Scofield) - (Psalms 2:12). _...
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CONTENTS: The doom of the wicked.
CHARACTERS: God, David.
CONCLUSION: If we get the vision of God on His throne, governing all
creatures, rendering to all according to their works, we shall then
see...
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Psalms 11:1. _Flee as a bird to your mountain,_ the hill country of
Judea. When hiding from Saul, and when the wicked bent their bow
against him, it was prudent to shun the snares.
Psalms 11:3. _If th...
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_In the Lord put I my trust._
JEHOVAH THE PROTECTOR AND AVENGER OF THE PERSECUTED SAINT
The Psalmist, beset by malicious foes, is warned by some of his
adherents to seek refuge in flight. The Psalm i...
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PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 11:1. This psalm describes the confidence
that the faithful may have, even in times of severe crisis.
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INTRODUCTION
“The friends of David advise him in this psalm to flee unto the
mountainous parts of the land of Judah, in order to avoid the danger
which was threatening him, should he remain in the pla...
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EXPOSITION
ASCRIBED to David in the "title," this psalm is almost universally
allowed to be his. It "has all the characteristics of the earlier
Davidic psalms." No allusion enables us to assign it to...
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Psa 11:1-7 is to the chief musician. It is a psalm of David.
In the LORD put I my trust: how do you say to my soul, Flee as a bird
to your mountain? (Psalms 11:1)
My trust is in the Lord. Why should...
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1 Samuel 19:11; 1 Samuel 20:38; 1 Samuel 21:10; 1 Samuel 22:3;...
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Ye — Mine enemies....