Psalm 27:9

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Verse 9. Thou hast been my help; leave me not, etc. One act of mercy engages God to another. Men argue thus: I have showed you kindness already, therefore trouble me no more; but because God has shown mercy he is more ready still to show mercy; his mercy in election makes him justify, adopt, glorify. Thomas Watson.

Verse 9. Leave me not; rather, "dismiss me not;" "let not go thy hold of me." This is the proper sense of the Hebrew verb (fjn), to set a thing loose, to let it go, to abandon it. Samuel Horsley.

 

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Verse 9.

Verse 9. The horror of saints at the hell of sinners. James Scot.

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