Psalm 71:14
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Verse 14. And I will always hope, and add to (literally, add upon, accumulate, increase) all thy praise. To all thy praise which I have uttered hitherto, I will continue still to add. Joseph Addison Alexander.
Verse 14. I will expect continually. But what did he expect? That for which he prayed in the ninth verse -- the preservation of his prosperity, the presence and the help of God to the very end of life. Wherefore, he adds, continually, in perpetuity, in the time of old age, -- usque ad mortem. Hermann Venema.
Verse 14. As there is no end to the lovingkindness of Jehovah, there should be none to our gratitude. The hope of a Christian enableth him to be thankful, even in the dark season of affliction. Mrs. Thomson.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 13-14.
Verse 14. See "Spurgeon's Sermons," No. 998; "More and More."