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Psalm 76
Asaph congratulates the church, in having God so nigh, ver.
1-3. He celebrates the power of God, shewn in some late victory
over their enemies, ver. 4-6. He shews that all ought to fear him
on this account, ver. 7-9 And that his people ought to trust him,
and to pay their vows, ver. 10-12. To the chief musician on
Neginoth, A psalm or song of Asaph.
Verse 2. Salem - In Jerusalem, which was anciently called Salem. Zion -
Largely so called, as it includes Moriah, an adjoining hill.
Verse 3. There - At Jerusalem. Sword - Both offensive and defensive
weapons. Battle - All the power of the army, which was put in
battle-array.
Verse 4. Thou - O God. Than - The greatest kings and empires of the
earth, which in prophetic writings are often compared to
mountains. And they are called mountains of prey, because they
generally were established by tyranny, and maintained by preying
upon their own subjects, or other kingdoms.
Verse 5. Sleep - Even a perpetual sleep.
Verse 6. Chariot - The men who rode upon, and fought from chariots
and horses.
Verse 8. Thou - Didst execute judgment upon thine enemies, by an angel
from heaven: which is said to be heard, either because it was
accompanied with thunders and earthquakes, or because the fame
of it was quickly spread abroad. Feared - The rest of the world
were afraid to disturb Israel.
Verse 10. Surely - The furious attempts of thine enemies, shall cause thy
people and others to praise thee for thy admirable wisdom, power,
and faithfulness.
Verse 11. Vow - A sacrifice of thanksgiving for this wonderful
deliverance. Let all - All the neighbouring nations submit to the
God of Israel.
Verse 12. Cut off - As men do their grapes in time of vintage; so the
Hebrew verb implies. The spirit - Their breath and life, as he did
in the Assyrian army.
Psalm 76:
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