Psalm 145:14

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Verse 14-19. The Psalmist sets up a splendid argument. Having praised the kingdom, he goes on to display seven glories peculiar to kings, and shows that in Jehovah these shine supremely. Psalms 145:14-19 contain each a royal virtue. --John Lorinus.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 14. The grace of God in his kindness to the undeserving and the miserable, who look to him for help.

b) Oppressed with perplexities and cares.

c) Weighted with a sense of weakness in the presence of onerous duties.

d) Depressed because of prevailing error and sin around them. --J. F.

Verse 14. Help for the fallible.

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