Psalm 67:1
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Verse 1. God be merciful unto us. Hugo attributes these words to penitents; Bless us, to those setting out in the Christian life; Cause his face to shine upon us, to those who have attained, or the sanctified. The first seek for pardon, the second for justifying peace, the third for edification and the grace of contemplation. Lorinus.
Verse 1-2. Connect the last clause of Psalms 67:1 with the first of Psalms 67:2 , and observe that God made his face to shine upon Moses, and made known to him his way. "He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel," as if the common people could only see the deeds of the Lord, but his way, his plans, his secrets were revealed only to him upon whom the light of God's face had shone. C. H. S.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 1.
Verse 1. The need of seeking a blessing for ourselves.
Verse 1-2. The prosperity of the church at home, the hope for missions abroad.
WORKS WRITTEN ABOUT THE SIXTY-SEVENTH PSALM IN SPURGEON'S DAY
In "The Works of JOHN BOYS," 1626, folio, pp. 42-45, there is an Exposition of this Psalm.