Psalm 119:147

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Verse 147. -- I hoped in thy word. Even if there should not be actual enjoyment, at least let us honour God by the spirit of expectancy. --Charles Bridges.

Verse 147,148. -- The student of theology and the minister of the word should begin the day with prayer, and this chiefly to seek from God, that he may rightly understand the word of God, and be able to teach others. -- Solomon Gesner Brethren, note this! -- C.H.S.

Verse 147,148. -- See here:

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 147,148. --

b) An insignificant pleader: "my voice.' What can "my voice" ever say to keep step with "thy loving kindness"? Asking too much out of the question.

c) A clever petition ("according to thy judgment"); requesting life; stolen from God's mouth. God's lovingkindness is matched by God's own promise.

W. B. H.

Verse 147. Observe in this David's diligence.

Verse 147 -- Early rising commended.

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