Psalm 18:29
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Verse 29. By thee have I run through a troop, etc. David ascribes his victories to God, declaring that, under his conduct, he had broken through the wedges or phalanxes of his enemies, and had taken by storm their fortified cities. Thus we see that, although he was a valiant warrior, and skilled in arms, he arrogates nothing to himself. John Calvin.
Verse 29. By my God have I leaped over a wall; or, "taken a fort." Henry Hammond.
Verse 29. Leaped over a wall. This probably refers to his having taken some remarkable town by scaling the ramparts. John Kitto, in "The Pictorial Bible."
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 29. Believing exploits recounted. Variety, difficulty in themselves, ease in performance, completeness, impunity, and dependence upon divine working.