Commentary On Psalms
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E. This is the view of the matter I have taken and expressed already. The scheme of God's gracious dispensations is conceived of as a building, already founded and hereafter to be carried up to its completion. The emphatic construction of the heavens as an absolute nominative [as to the heavens, thou vxilt fix, &c. ) is inadequately represented in the common version [shalt thou establish in the very heavens). For the proverbial use of the heavens and the heavenly bodies as a standard of permane...nce and immutability, see above, on Ps. Ixxii. 5. The idea here is, thou shalt make thy faithfulness as £xed and stable as the frame of nature.
4 (3). / have ratified a covenant with my chosen [one) ; I have sivorn unto David my servant. These are the words of God himself, though not ex- pressly so described, as in ver. 20 (19) below. We have here a summary statement of the substance of the promise in 2 Sam. Vii. , upon which this and the other Messianic psalms are founded. Ratified a covenant, see above, on Ps.
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E. This is the view of the matter I have taken and expressed already. The scheme of God's gracious dispensations is conceived of as a building, already founded and hereafter to be carried up to its completion. The emphatic construction of the heavens as an absolute nominative [as to the heavens, thou vxilt fix, &c. ) is inadequately represented in the common version [shalt thou establish in the very heavens). For the proverbial use of the heavens and the heavenly bodies as a standard of permane...nce and immutability, see above, on Ps. Ixxii. 5. The idea here is, thou shalt make thy faithfulness as £xed and stable as the frame of nature.
4 (3). / have ratified a covenant with my chosen [one) ; I have sivorn unto David my servant. These are the words of God himself, though not ex- pressly so described, as in ver. 20 (19) below. We have here a summary statement of the substance of the promise in 2 Sam. Vii. , upon which this and the other Messianic psalms are founded. Ratified a covenant, see above, on Ps.
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