A Commentary On the Psalms of David volume 2
A Commentary On the Psalms of David volume 2
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Notwithstanding, lest the Gentiles might follow after vanity as usual, in their own devices, he calls them back to the doctrine of law, whereby God hath disclosed himself; as if he should say, they must needs proceed from the creation of the world, and the government of the same, to that doctrine by which God hath approached familiarly to men, lest they should wander out of the way. Hereto pertains the title of the God of Israel. Nevertheless, he will not only have God's might praised with men'...s tongues, but also therewith he exhorts them to faith, because w^e then properly yield strength unto God when we are satisfied with his defence only. There- fore after he has said that his power is in the clouds, he adds immediately, that he is dreadful in his sanctuaries ; that is to say, that he utters such power out of his temple, as is of sufficient strength to beat down his enemies. For whereas some expound it of heaven and earth, it agrees not with the text; for. Soon after follows, that the God of Israel shall give strength to his peoj^le.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Notwithstanding, lest the Gentiles might follow after vanity as usual, in their own devices, he calls them back to the doctrine of law, whereby God hath disclosed himself; as if he should say, they must needs proceed from the creation of the world, and the government of the same, to that doctrine by which God hath approached familiarly to men, lest they should wander out of the way. Hereto pertains the title of the God of Israel. Nevertheless, he will not only have God's might praised with men'...s tongues, but also therewith he exhorts them to faith, because w^e then properly yield strength unto God when we are satisfied with his defence only. There- fore after he has said that his power is in the clouds, he adds immediately, that he is dreadful in his sanctuaries ; that is to say, that he utters such power out of his temple, as is of sufficient strength to beat down his enemies. For whereas some expound it of heaven and earth, it agrees not with the text; for. Soon after follows, that the God of Israel shall give strength to his peoj^le.
What to read after A Commentary On the Psalms of David volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Calvin to read onlineMoreLess
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