The Psalms V.9
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2) ; nor from the follow- ing clause: His grace and truth. The singer is satisfied at the beginning with the fact that: if this is sure, he has good ways with the what (Heng?teuberg). The additional words : "from heaven," give the idea of a wonderful, extraor- dinary deliverance (Calvin). — Hereproacheth who snorts at me. — To regard this clause as a simple continuation and therefore a statement of an action of God=He gives my persecutor to shame (the ancient versions, Kimchi, Flaminius, Ewald)..., is as well against the parallel passage, Pss. xlii. 10 ; xliv. 16 ; lv. 12, 21 ; lvi. 5 ; lix. 7, as against the context, which leads, by the change of word and the close description, ver.
4, to a reproach proceeding from the enemies. That the object of the reproach cannot be here as sometimes elsewhere, God (Cocc, De Wette), is shown by the grammatical construction, which does not allow of the acceptance of a relative clause. The accents indeed point to a clause de- pendent upon the preceding one ; but this can only be a hypothesis, so that we have to supply a particle (Aben Ezra, Geier, and most interpre- ters).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2) ; nor from the follow- ing clause: His grace and truth. The singer is satisfied at the beginning with the fact that: if this is sure, he has good ways with the what (Heng?teuberg). The additional words : "from heaven," give the idea of a wonderful, extraor- dinary deliverance (Calvin). — Hereproacheth who snorts at me. — To regard this clause as a simple continuation and therefore a statement of an action of God=He gives my persecutor to shame (the ancient versions, Kimchi, Flaminius, Ewald)..., is as well against the parallel passage, Pss. xlii. 10 ; xliv. 16 ; lv. 12, 21 ; lvi. 5 ; lix. 7, as against the context, which leads, by the change of word and the close description, ver.
4, to a reproach proceeding from the enemies. That the object of the reproach cannot be here as sometimes elsewhere, God (Cocc, De Wette), is shown by the grammatical construction, which does not allow of the acceptance of a relative clause. The accents indeed point to a clause de- pendent upon the preceding one ; but this can only be a hypothesis, so that we have to supply a particle (Aben Ezra, Geier, and most interpre- ters).
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