Psalm 95:6

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Verse 6. -- Bow down. That is, so as to touch the floor with the forehead, while the worshipper is prostrate on his hands and knees. See 2 Chronicles 7:3 . --John Fry, 1842.

Verse 6. -- Worship, bow down, kneel. Kimchi distinguishes the several gestures expressed by the different words here used. The first we render, worship, signifies, according to him, the prostration of the whole body on the ground, with the hands and legs stretched out. The second a bowing of the head, with part of the body; and the third a be drag of the knees on the ground. --Samuel Burder.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 6. A true conception of God begets

--C.A. Davis.

Verse 6-7. God is to be worshipped --

--George Rogers.

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