Psalm 104:23
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EXPLANATORY NOTES AND QUAINT SAYINGS
Verse 23. -- Man goeth forth unto his work, etc. Man alone, among all creatures, in distinction from the involuntary instruments of the Almighty, has a real daily work. He has a definite part to play in life; and can recognize it. --Carl Bernhard Moll, in Lange's Commentary.
Verse 23. -- When the light of truth and righteousness shineth, error and iniquity fly away before it, and the "roaring lion" himself departeth for a time. Then the Christian goeth forth to the work of his salvation, and to his labour of love, until the evening of old age warns him to prepare for his last repose, in faith of a joyful resurrection. --George Horne.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 23. -- "Early Closing." A sermon preached on behalf of the "Early Closing Association," by James Hamilton, D.D., 1850. In the "Pulpit," Vol. 57.