Biblical Commentary On the Psalms volume 1
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Xiv. 64, //. Xv. 498, oi7, o; xai 7. Xi]po«, especially of lands. 3) an inheritance without the notion of the lot, and even without any thought of inheriting, abso- lutely: a settled, landed property. It is the regular expression for the allotments of land assigned to colonists (xXr^poOyoi), rSALM XVI. 8—9. 227 form of nn^n;i: the heritage = such a heritage pleases me, lit. Seems fair to me ("lets', cognate root irp, "iDy, cognate in mean- ing "lii'D, v. T*o, to rub, polish, make shining, intr.... ")Dti' to he shining, beautiful), ^hv of beauty known and felt by him (of. Esth. Iii. 9 with 1 Sam. Xxv. 36 vhv 21D, and the later way of expressing it Dan. Iii. 32). But since the giver and the gift are one and the same, the joy he has in the inheritance be- comes of itself a constant thanksgiving to and blessing of the Oiver, that He (itJ/N quippe qui) has counselled him (Ixxiii. 24) to chose the one thing needful, the good part. Even in the night-seasons his heart keeps watch, even then his reins admonish him ("iD^ here of moral incitement, as in Isa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xiv. 64, //. Xv. 498, oi7, o; xai 7. Xi]po«, especially of lands. 3) an inheritance without the notion of the lot, and even without any thought of inheriting, abso- lutely: a settled, landed property. It is the regular expression for the allotments of land assigned to colonists (xXr^poOyoi), rSALM XVI. 8—9. 227 form of nn^n;i: the heritage = such a heritage pleases me, lit. Seems fair to me ("lets', cognate root irp, "iDy, cognate in mean- ing "lii'D, v. T*o, to rub, polish, make shining, intr.... ")Dti' to he shining, beautiful), ^hv of beauty known and felt by him (of. Esth. Iii. 9 with 1 Sam. Xxv. 36 vhv 21D, and the later way of expressing it Dan. Iii. 32). But since the giver and the gift are one and the same, the joy he has in the inheritance be- comes of itself a constant thanksgiving to and blessing of the Oiver, that He (itJ/N quippe qui) has counselled him (Ixxiii. 24) to chose the one thing needful, the good part. Even in the night-seasons his heart keeps watch, even then his reins admonish him ("iD^ here of moral incitement, as in Isa.
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