Psalm 85:11
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Verse 11. Truth shall spring. The literal sense is, that the promises which for a long time are not fulfilled, and seem like seeds or roots hidden and concealed under ground, when they shall be fulfilled, shall be considered to spring up, to grow, etc. Lorinus.
Verse 11. Spring. The Metaphor is taken from flowers and trees. In the Greek the expression is aneile, that is, has sprung like the morning, for anatllw and anatolh are properly said of the rising of the sun and moon. Le Blanc.
Verse 11. Shall look down. This looking down, pqvg rendered generally parakuptw in the Greek, implies such a look as in 1 Peter 1:12 , angels give into the things of salvation, and such a look as the disciples gave into the sepulchre. It is really the Righteous One who is resting over them in complacent love, not as in Psalms 14:2 53:2, but fulfilling Psalms 102:19-20 . Andrew A. Bonar.
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