The Psalms Translated And Explained volume 1
The Psalms Translated And Explained volume 1
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V. 4. Heb. Xiii. 20. ) From him again, on the principle of delegated representation, is derived the pastoral character of Christian ministers. (Eph, iv. 11. ) The future form, I shall not luant, includes the present, I do not leant, with an additional assurance that the provision will be still continued. The form of expression is derived from Deut. Ii. 7. Viii. 9, and recurs below, Ps. Xxxiv. 11 (10. ) 2. In pastures of verdure he ivill make me lie down ; by waters of rest (or repose) he ivill ...lead nie. Here begins the amplification of the general proposition in the foregoing verse. The first specification is, that he shall not want healthful and delightful rest. This is expressed by figures borrowed from the exquisite enjoyment of a flock in verdant and well-Avatered pastures. The allusion, in the first clause, is not to the supply of food, which is mentioned afterwards in v. O, but to the refresh- ing rest and coolness of green meadows. The first noun pro- perly means divellings, but is applied specifically to the dwellings of flocks, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. 4. Heb. Xiii. 20. ) From him again, on the principle of delegated representation, is derived the pastoral character of Christian ministers. (Eph, iv. 11. ) The future form, I shall not luant, includes the present, I do not leant, with an additional assurance that the provision will be still continued. The form of expression is derived from Deut. Ii. 7. Viii. 9, and recurs below, Ps. Xxxiv. 11 (10. ) 2. In pastures of verdure he ivill make me lie down ; by waters of rest (or repose) he ivill ...lead nie. Here begins the amplification of the general proposition in the foregoing verse. The first specification is, that he shall not want healthful and delightful rest. This is expressed by figures borrowed from the exquisite enjoyment of a flock in verdant and well-Avatered pastures. The allusion, in the first clause, is not to the supply of food, which is mentioned afterwards in v. O, but to the refresh- ing rest and coolness of green meadows. The first noun pro- perly means divellings, but is applied specifically to the dwellings of flocks, i.
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