Psalm 73:23

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Verse 23. I am still with thee. The word translated still properly means always, and denotes that there had been no change or interruption in the previous relation of the parties. There is a perfectly analogous usage of the French toujours. Joseph Addison Alexander.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 22-25.

Verse 23.

Verse 23-24.

Verse 23-24. Communing, upholding, on leading, reception to glory, four glorious privileges; especially as bestowed on one who was grieved, foolish, ignorant, and a beast. Note the contrasts.

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