The Psalms Translated And Explained 2
The Psalms Translated And Explained 2
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This argument in favour of God's inter- position, founded on the false conclusions which his enemies would draw from his refusal, is of frequent occurrence in the Pentateuch. See Ex. xxxii. 12. Num. xiv. 13 — 16. Deut. ix. 28, and compare Joel ii. 17, from which the words before us are directly borrowed. WTiere is their God^ the invisible, spiritual being whom they worship, but who cannot save them from ex- ternal dangers ^ Or the meaning may be, where is the puiof of that almighty power, and t...hat love for his own people, of which they have so often and so loudly boasted } The English Bible makes the verb in the second clause agree with God (let him be knowri)^ and supplies a preposition before vengeance (by the revenging,) But the ancient versions, followed by the Prayer Book and the best modern interpreters, construe the verb and noun together (known be the avenging.) The diversity of gender may be easily reduced to the general law of Hebrew syntax, that when the verb precedes its subject, and especially when separated from it, the former may assume ijie masculine form, not as such, but as .w?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This argument in favour of God's inter- position, founded on the false conclusions which his enemies would draw from his refusal, is of frequent occurrence in the Pentateuch. See Ex. xxxii. 12. Num. xiv. 13 — 16. Deut. ix. 28, and compare Joel ii. 17, from which the words before us are directly borrowed. WTiere is their God^ the invisible, spiritual being whom they worship, but who cannot save them from ex- ternal dangers ^ Or the meaning may be, where is the puiof of that almighty power, and t...hat love for his own people, of which they have so often and so loudly boasted } The English Bible makes the verb in the second clause agree with God (let him be knowri)^ and supplies a preposition before vengeance (by the revenging,) But the ancient versions, followed by the Prayer Book and the best modern interpreters, construe the verb and noun together (known be the avenging.) The diversity of gender may be easily reduced to the general law of Hebrew syntax, that when the verb precedes its subject, and especially when separated from it, the former may assume ijie masculine form, not as such, but as .w?
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