Salmos 144:15

15 Bienaventurado el pueblo que tiene esto; bienaventurado el pueblo cuyo Dios es el SEÑOR

Salmos 144:15 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 144:15

Happy [is that] people that is in such a case
Whose families are in good order and behave well; who enjoy plenty of all good things; whose flocks and herds increase, and who live in peace and prosperity; these are temporal blessings highly valuable, and for which those who have them should be thankful, as being happy in comparison of others that are destitute of them, ( Deuteronomy 28:3-6 ) ; and especially who besides these are blessed with spiritual blessings, signified by them, and of which these were typical; [yea], happy [is that] people, whose God [is] the Lord;
whose God the Lord is, not only by creation, and as he is a common benefactor and preserver, but as their God in covenant, their covenant God and Father in Christ; whom he has loved, chosen, redeemed, adopted, justified, pardoned, regenerated, and sanctified; all which appears to them in effectual calling, is manifested by the application of covenant grace to them, and is witnessed to their spirits by the spirit of God, and which their faith claims an interest in: and these are happy, thrice happy persons; for all that God has are theirs; all his perfections are on their side and for their good; he is their portion, shield, reward, and their all in all; his covenant, its blessings and promises, are all theirs; they have enough, having all things, and can want no good thing; nor need they fear any enemy; the Lord takes care of them, sets a guard about them, resents all injuries done them, prevents the designs of their enemies, makes all things work together for their good, provides all things necessary for them for time and eternity, and will be their God and guide even unto death; covenant interest always continues, and therefore such must be ever happy.

Salmos 144:15 In-Context

13 nuestros graneros llenos, provistos de toda suerte de grano; nuestros ganados, que paran a millares y diez millares en nuestras plazas

14 que nuestros bueyes estén fuertes para el trabajo; que no tengamos asalto, ni que hacer salida, ni queja en nuestras plazas

15 Bienaventurado el pueblo que tiene esto; bienaventurado el pueblo cuyo Dios es el SEÑOR