Psalm 28:5
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Verse 4-5. See Psalms on "Psalms 28:4" for further information. In these verses, as indeed in most of the imprecatory passages, the imperative and the future are used promiscuously: Give them -- render them -- he shall destroy them. If therefore, the verbs, in all such passages, were uniformly rendered in the "future," every objection against the Scripture imprecations would vanish at once, and they would appear clearly to be what they are, namely, prophecies of the divine judgments, which have been since executed against the Jews, and which will be executed against all the enemies of Jehovah, and his Christ; whom neither the "works" of creation, nor those of redemption, can lead to repentance. George Horne.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 5. Culpable negligence constantly persisted in, losing much blessing, and involving terrible condemnation.