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Verse Psalms 27:8. WHEN THOU SAIDST, _SEEK YE MY FACE_] How much
labour and skill have been employed to make sense of this verse as it
stands in our translation! The original words are the following,...
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WHEN THOU SAIDST, SEEK YE MY FACE ... - Margin, “My heart said unto
thee, Let my face seek thy face.” The literal translation would be:
“To Thee hath said my heart, Seek ye my face; thy face, O Lord,...
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Psalms 27
Holy Longings and Anticipations
_ 1. Confidence in the Lord (Psalms 27:1)_
2. Longings and anticipations (Psalms 27:4)
3. Earnest prayer in trial and trust in the Lord (Psalms 27:7)
Psa...
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XXVII. Many scholars hold that we have here two Pss., and not without
reason. Psalms 27:1 is the expression of childlike trust under
favourable circumstances: in Psalms 27:7 the poet is in grievous
af...
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WHEN, &C.: or, "To thee, my heart, He hath said, 'Seek thou My face';
Thy face,. Jehovah, will. seek"....
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The tone of the Psalm changes abruptly to plaintive and anxious
supplication. God seems to be on the point of hiding His face....
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WHEN THOU SAIDST, SEEK YE MY FACE, &C.— The words, _when thou
saidst_ are not in the original. Bishop Hare inserts the word
אלהים _elohim,_ and reads it thus, _To thee, O my soul, God said,
Seek ye my...
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PSALMS 27
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE
Trust and Prayer in the Hour of Danger.
ANALYSIS
Part I., Two pentameter hexastichs: Stanza I., Psalms 27:1-3, That
which Jehovah Is Now he Has Been in the Past, and Wil...
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_WHEN THOU SAIDST, SEEK YE MY FACE; MY HEART SAID UNTO THEE, THY FACE,
LORD, WILL I SEEK._
My heart said unto thee - rather, 'my heart saith unto thee' (i:e.,
is continually, with silent speech, remi...
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This Ps. falls naturally into two parts, Psalms 27:1 and Psalms 27:7,
which are in such marked contrast as to make it probable that here, as
in Psalms 19, two independent poems have been combined. 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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WHEN THOU SAIDST. — The margin rightly rejects these words, and
restores the order of the Hebrew; but the text of the Authorised
Version really gives its meaning.
The thought seems borrowed from seek...
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לְךָ֤ ׀ אָמַ֣ר לִ֭בִּי בַּקְּשׁ֣וּ
פָנָ֑י אֶת ־פָּנֶ֖יךָ יְהוָ֣ה
אֲבַקֵּֽשׁ׃...
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Psalms 27:1
THE hypothesis that two originally distinct psalms or fragments are
here blended has much in its favour. The rhythm and style of the
latter half (Psalms 27:7) are strikingly unlike those o...
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THE SONG OF FEARLESS TRUST IN GOD
Psalms 27:1
This psalm probably dates from the time when the exiled king,
surrounded by unscrupulous foes, looked from his hiding-place beyond
the Jordan to the Hol...
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The real significance of this psalm is that of the experience of
worship. It is somewhat strange that the remarkable contrast between
the first (vv. Psa 27:1-6) and second (vv. Psa 27:7-14) parts has...
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[When thou saidst], (e) Seek ye my face; my heart said unto thee, Thy
face, LORD, will I seek.
(e) He grounds on God's promise and shows that he is most willing to
obey his commandment....
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_People; ( hoz lamu) instead of which the Hebrew has lamo, " their
strength;" though the people of God had not been mentioned. St. Jerome
translates, "the Lord is my strength." Houbigant shews that th...
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These also are precious things, if considered with an eye to Christ:
but, without him, as was said by Joseph to the sons of Israel, ye
shall not see my face, except your brother be with you. Genesis 4...
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8._My heart said to thee. _The change of person in the verbs has
occasioned a variety of interpretations of this verse. But whoever
closely examines David’s design will perceive that the text runs
per...
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In Psalms 27 we have two distinct parts, and, I apprehend, then in the
last two Verses (Psa 27:21-22) the result for the mind of the saint as
taught of God. The first part, Verses 1-6 (Psalms 27:1-6),...
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[WHEN THOU SAIDST], SEEK YE MY FACE,.... To seek the face of the Lord
is to attend his house and ordinances, where he grants his presence;
and with this view to enjoy his gracious presence, and the li...
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Psalms 27:8 [When thou saidst], Seek ye my face; my heart said unto
thee, Thy face, LORD, will I seek.
Ver. 8. _When thou saidst, Seek ye my face, &c._] Or, "My heart said
unto thee" (or, for thee, a...
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_When thou saidst_ Either by thy word commanding or inviting me so to
do; or, by thy Spirit directing and inclining me; _Seek ye my face_
Seek my presence, and favour, and help, by fervent, faithful p...
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THE BELIEVER'S TRUST IN GOD AND HIS WORD.
A psalm of David, written probably about the same time as the
preceding one, picturing the state of mind of one who is persecuted
'Without cause and longs fo...
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WHEN THOU SAIDST, SEEK YE MY FACE; MY HEART SAID UNTO THEE:
Or, my heart said unto thee, let my face seek thy face, etc....
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7-14 Wherever the believer is, he can find a way to the throne of
grace by prayer. God calls us by his Spirit, by his word, by his
worship, and by special providences, merciful and afflicting. When w...
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WHEN THOU SAIDST; either by thy word, commanding and inviting me so to
do; or by thy Spirit, directing and inclining me to it. SEEK YE MY
FACE, i.e. seek my presence, and favour, and help, by fervent...
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Psalms 27:8 Seek H1245 (H8761) face H6440 heart H3820 said H559
(H8804) face H6440 LORD H3068 seek H1245 (H8762)
Seek - Psalms 24:6, Psalms 105:4; Isaiah 45:19, Isaiah 55:6-7;...
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To (or ‘towards') you my heart said,
“Seek you my face”,
It is tempting here to see these words as the words of YHWH
interspersed with the Psalmist's own words, or put into the Psalmist's
mouth, so...
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WHEN THOU
Or, My heart said unto thee, Let my face seek thy face....
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Psalms 27:8
The text divides itself into two parts. We have (1) God's address to
man; (2) man's reply to God.
I. God's address to man: "Thou saidst, Seek ye My face." (1) Here we
have the origin of a...
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Psalms 27:1. _The LORD is my tight and my salvation; whom shall I
fear?_
If a man has a light that can never go out, a sun which will never
set, and a salvation which must always save, and God is all...
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CONTENTS: David glories in Jehovah's name and expresses triumphant
faith.
CHARACTERS: God, David.
CONCLUSION: God is the believer's light and strength by whom and in
whom he lives. We should therefo...
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REFLECTIONS. This Psalm professes to have been written in mature age,
and after David's head was lifted up above his enemies. The Lord was
become his light and salvation; whom in future was he to fear...
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_The Lord is my light and my salvation._
IMPLICIT TRUST
This psalm was written by a man who was at the moment far down in the
depths of spiritual conflict, and yet was holding a steady front
against...
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PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 27:1. In singing Psalms 27:1, God’s
people have a way to express confidence in him and to respond to
challenging life situations. The psalm describes a faithful person
attac...
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INTRODUCTION
This psalm has been referred by some to the period of David’s
waiting for the kingdom; by others, to the time of Absalom’s
rebellion. _Hengstenberg_ says: “All attempts to find out any
o...
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EXPOSITION
THIS psalm is one of those which have been called "composite"; and
certainly it falls into two parts which offer the strongest possible
contrast the one to the other. Part 1. (Psalms 27:1)...
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Hosea 5:15; Isaiah 45:19; Isaiah 55:6; Isaiah 55:7; Jeremiah 29:12;
Jeremiah 29:13; Psalms 105:4; Psalms 119:58; Psalms 24:6; Psalms 63:1;...