Psalm 73:7
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Verse 7. Their eyes. "A man may be known by his look," saith the son of Sirach, Ecclus. 19:29. The choleric, the lascivious, the melancholy, the cunning, etc., frequently bear their tempers and ruling passions strongly marked on their countenances: but more especially doth the soul of a man look forth at his eyes. George Horne.
Verse 7. (first clause). They sink others' eyes into their heads with leanness, while their own eyes stand out with fatness. Thomas Adams.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 7. The dangers of opulence and luxury.