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The Lord. — Comp. Salmos 37:24. It marks a grand step in theology when the first instance of majesty of the Divine Being is sought in His condescension to human weakness and pity for frailty and want. The heathen had seen that this was king-like —
“Regia (crede mihi) res est succurrere lapsis.”
OVID: Ep. de Ponto 11., 9, 11.
But they had hardly seen that it was also god-like.
For “raiseth” and “bowed down,” see Salmos 146:8.