Psaume 49:4

4 Je prête l'oreille aux sentences qui me sont inspirées, J'ouvre mon chant au son de la harpe.

Psaume 49:4 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 49:4

I will incline mine ear to a parable
In which way of speaking the doctrines of the Gospel were delivered out by Christ, ( Matthew 13:3 Matthew 13:35 ) . Wherefore the prophet, representing his apostles and disciples, signifies that he would listen thereunto, that he might attain to the knowledge thereof, and communicate it to others;

I will open my dark saying upon the harp;
the enigmas, riddles, and mysteries of the Gospel, being understood by the ministers of it, are opened and explained in a very pleasant and delightful manner; they are made clear and evident, and are as a lovely song upon a harp; see ( Ezekiel 33:32 ) .

Psaume 49:4 In-Context

2 Petits et grands, Riches et pauvres!
3 Ma bouche va faire entendre des paroles sages, Et mon coeur a des pensées pleines de sens.
4 Je prête l'oreille aux sentences qui me sont inspirées, J'ouvre mon chant au son de la harpe.
5 Pourquoi craindrais-je aux jours du malheur, Lorsque l'iniquité de mes adversaires m'enveloppe?
6 Ils ont confiance en leurs biens, Et se glorifient de leur grande richesse.
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