Psalm 105:14
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Verse 14. -- He suffered no man to do them, wrong. As many rose up, one after another, in troops against them, the Psalmist says indefinitely, that men were withheld from hurting them; for mda, Adam, is the word here used, which is the one most generally employed to signify man. --John Calvin.
Verse 14. -- I resolve the words into these three parts.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 14. -- Dr. T. Goodwin has an excellent sermon on these verses, entitled "The Interest of England," in which he condenses the history of the world, to show, that those nations which have persecuted and afflicted the people of God have invariably been broken in pieces. --(Goodwin's Works, volume 12 pg 34-60, Nichol's edition).