Commentary On the Psalms volume 1
Commentary On the Psalms volume 1
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Xix. 18. According to the Q'li the sense would be : he who pronounces not to evil (impiously) — Ex. XX. 7 — my soul, i. E. , me, swears not falsely by me ; but neither does Jahve here speak, nor is that explanation in itself easy ; for in that case we expect '^^^ for the here unsuitable •»t27f:3. — Ver. 5. Right often thus is found beside Salvation, Righteous- ness along with blessing, as consequence and recompense pi'oceeding from God for goodness. For the pure original right is indeed, in gen...eral, eternal in God, and maintained by Him. But not until the individual man approaches him and virtually seizes upon it, does it become for him right — fruitful and active right — a right which is thus identical with salvation and blessing, and is frequently interchanged in expression with these. Comp. Xxiii. 3, xxii. 32, especially cxxxii. 9 with ver. 16. Conversely, ]13^ unrighteousness, sin = perdition, suffering, xxxi. 11. Before ^pV^ ver. 6, "^7^^ is to be inserted from the LXX, Pesch.
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Xix. 18. According to the Q'li the sense would be : he who pronounces not to evil (impiously) — Ex. XX. 7 — my soul, i. E. , me, swears not falsely by me ; but neither does Jahve here speak, nor is that explanation in itself easy ; for in that case we expect '^^^ for the here unsuitable •»t27f:3. — Ver. 5. Right often thus is found beside Salvation, Righteous- ness along with blessing, as consequence and recompense pi'oceeding from God for goodness. For the pure original right is indeed, in gen...eral, eternal in God, and maintained by Him. But not until the individual man approaches him and virtually seizes upon it, does it become for him right — fruitful and active right — a right which is thus identical with salvation and blessing, and is frequently interchanged in expression with these. Comp. Xxiii. 3, xxii. 32, especially cxxxii. 9 with ver. 16. Conversely, ]13^ unrighteousness, sin = perdition, suffering, xxxi. 11. Before ^pV^ ver. 6, "^7^^ is to be inserted from the LXX, Pesch.
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