Shīpiān 65:12

12 Dī zaì kuàngyĕ de cǎo cháng shang . xiǎo shān yǐ huānlè shùyào .

Shīpiān 65:12 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 65:12

They drop [upon] the pastures of the wilderness
As well as upon the ploughed land, and turn them into a fruitful field; which may denote the Gentile world, whither the Gospel was sent by Christ, and preached by his apostles; and whose doctrines dropped as the rain, and prospered to the thing whereunto they were sent, and made this wilderness as the garden of God;

and the little hills rejoice on every side;
or "joy girds the hills"; or "they are girded with joy" F18; or "gird themselves with joy", as the Targum; being covered on all sides with grass, herbs, and trees: these may denote the churches of Christ, and little hills of Sion, who rejoice when the interest of Christ flourishes, ( Psalms 68:14 Psalms 68:15 ) ( 14:7 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F18 (hnrgxt twebg lygw) "collesque exultatione accinguntur", Tigurine version, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator; so Ainsworth; "accinxerunt se", Pagninus; "accingent se", Montanus.

Shīpiān 65:12 In-Context

10 Nǐ jiāo tòu dì de lí gōu , rùn píng lí jǐ . jiàng gān lín , shǐ dì ruǎn hé . qízhōng fā zhǎng de , méng nǐ cì fú .
11 Nǐ yǐ ēndiǎn wèi niánsuì de guānmiǎn . nǐde lù jìng dōu dī xià zhīyóu .
12 Dī zaì kuàngyĕ de cǎo cháng shang . xiǎo shān yǐ huānlè shùyào .
13 Cǎo chǎng yǐ yáng qún wèi yǐ . gǔ zhōng yĕ zhǎng mǎn le wǔgǔ . zhè yīqiè dōu huānhū gē chàng .
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