Psalm 101:4
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Verse 4. A froward heart. The original sense of fq[ is torsit, contorsit, to twist together, and denotes, when applied to men, persons of a perverse, subtle disposition, that can twist and twine themselves into all manner of shapes, and who have no truth and honour to be depended on. --Samuel Chandler.
Verse 4. A froward heart. By which I understand "from-wardness" -- giving way to sudden impulses of anger, or quick conception, and casting it forth in words or deeds of impetuous violence. --Thomas Chalmers.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 4. -- The need of extreme care in the choice of our intimates.