A Commentary On the book of Psalms
A Commentary On the book of Psalms
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PSALM LXXVI.
ARGUMENT. — It is obvious, at first sight, to any one who reads this Psalm, that it was composed as a thanksgiving hymn, on account of some great dehverance wrought for his people, by the immediate hand of God. The miraculous destruction of the Assyrian army by the angel, in the days of king Hezekiah, is generally- pitched upon as the subject of it, and affirmed to be so by Uie ancient Greek in- 268 A COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS.
scription prefixed to it in the LXX. Version. The proph...et, 1, 2. Declares the glory which God hath gotten him in Israel ; 3 — 6. Describes the circumstances of the de- liverance, with, 7. A reflection thereupon ; 8 — 10. He mentions the effects it had pro- duced among the nations, and, 11, 12. Those which it ought to produce in Israelitish hearts. The ideas are to be transferred to the salvation of the church universal, by the destruction of sin and Sata>:, and the overthrow of the persecuting powers.
] . In Judah is God known ; his name is great in Israel.
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PSALM LXXVI.
ARGUMENT. — It is obvious, at first sight, to any one who reads this Psalm, that it was composed as a thanksgiving hymn, on account of some great dehverance wrought for his people, by the immediate hand of God. The miraculous destruction of the Assyrian army by the angel, in the days of king Hezekiah, is generally- pitched upon as the subject of it, and affirmed to be so by Uie ancient Greek in- 268 A COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS.
scription prefixed to it in the LXX. Version. The proph...et, 1, 2. Declares the glory which God hath gotten him in Israel ; 3 — 6. Describes the circumstances of the de- liverance, with, 7. A reflection thereupon ; 8 — 10. He mentions the effects it had pro- duced among the nations, and, 11, 12. Those which it ought to produce in Israelitish hearts. The ideas are to be transferred to the salvation of the church universal, by the destruction of sin and Sata>:, and the overthrow of the persecuting powers.
] . In Judah is God known ; his name is great in Israel.
What to read after A Commentary On the book of Psalms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Horne to read onlineMoreLess
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