TO THE CHIEF MUSICIAN. See App-64. UPON GITTITH. relating to the (Art.) wine-press, or the autumn Festival of Tabernacles; or to the vine and the vineyard, which are the subjects of the Psalm. See App-65. TITLE. OF ASAPH. The tenth of the twelve Asaph Psalms. App-63. Relating to the worship of the... [ Continue Reading ]
TAKE. PSALM.. Raise. song. TIMBREL. Hebrew. _toph._ See note on Exodus 15:20. PSALTERY. lute.... [ Continue Reading ]
TRUMPET. Hebrew. _shophar._ See note on Numbers 10:2. DAY. Some codices, with two early printed editions, Aramaean, and Syriac, read "days" (plural): i.e. festivals.... [ Continue Reading ]
THIS. No Hebrew for "This". HE: i.e. God. OUT. forth. THROUGH. before: i.e. in the sight of. Compare Numbers 33:3. I. I [Israel].... [ Continue Reading ]
I. I [God]. POTS. baskets. Depicted in Egyptian paintings as being used in brickmaking. Not same word as Psalms 68:13, though the same things referred to. Compare 2 Kings 10:7.... [ Continue Reading ]
IN, or from. PROVED. Compare Exodus 17:6; Numbers 20:1. SELAH. Connecting the merciful deliverance with the reason why Israel should hearken. See App-66.... [ Continue Reading ]
STRANGE. foreign, or foreigner _'_ s. STRANGE GOD. god of the foreigner. Not the same as above. For the former, See Psalms 44:20; Isaiah 43:12. for the latter, Deuteronomy 32:12. GOD. Hebrew. _'el_. App-4.... [ Continue Reading ]
THE LORD THY GOD. Hebrew. _Jehovah._ thy Elohim. App-4. The title of the Lawgiver.... [ Continue Reading ]
WOULD NONE OF ME. had no mind for Me.... [ Continue Reading ]
GAVE THEM UP. let him (Israel) go on. The greatest judgment God could have given them; or give us. LUST. stubbornness.... [ Continue Reading ]
OH...! Figure of speech _Eonismos._. WALKED. Plural.... [ Continue Reading ]
SOON. See note on "almost", Proverbs 5:14.... [ Continue Reading ]
HATERS OF THE LORD: i.e. Israel _'_. enemies. THE LORD. Hebrew. _Jehovah._ App-4.... [ Continue Reading ]
SHOULD. HAVE SATISFIED THEE. Some codices read "would. satisfy him". Septuagint, Syriac, and Vulgate, read "would He satisfy him".... [ Continue Reading ]