Psalm 104:4

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Verse 4. -- A flaming fire. Fire is expressive of irresistible power, immaculate holiness, and ardent emotion. It is remarkable that the seraphim, one class at least of these ministers, have their name from a root signifying to burn; and the altar, from which one of them took the live coal, Isaiah 6:6 , is the symbol of the highest form of holy love. --James G. Murphy, in "A Commentary on the Book of Psalms," 1875.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 4. --

(b) Their activity or zeal: "a flaming fire."

(c) Their dependence: made ministers.

--G. Rogers.

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