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Psalm 28:1
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οΌ ε€§ θ‘ η θ©© γ οΌ θΆ ε θ― ε οΌ ζ θ¦ ζ± ε δ½ οΌ ζ η η£ η³ ε οΌ δΈ θ¦ ε ζ η· ι» οΌ ε θ₯ δ½ ε ζ ι ε£ οΌ ζ ε°± ε¦ ε° ζ» η δΊΊ δΈ ζ¨£ γ
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Psalm 28:1 Meaning and Commentary
Psalms 28:1
FOOTNOTES:
F17 (vrxt la) "ne obsurdescas", Vatablus, Tigurine version, Gejerus; so Ainsworth, Junius & Tremellius, Michaelis.
Unto thee will I cry
This denotes the distress the psalmist was in, fervency and ardour in prayer, resolution to continue in it, and singularity with respect to the object of it; determining to cry to the Lord only; to which he was encouraged by what follows;
O Lord my rock;
he being a strong tower and place of defence to him, in whom were all his safety, and his trust and confidence, and in whom he had an interest;
be not silent to me;
or "deaf" F17; persons that do not hear are silent, and make no answer; as the Lord seems to be, when he returns no answer to the cries of his people; when he does not arise and help them; when he seems not to take any notice of his and their enemies, but stands at a distance from them, and as if he had forsaken them; see ( Psalms 39:12 ) ( Psalms 35:22 Psalms 35:23 ) ( Psalms 50:3 Psalms 50:21 ) ( Isaiah 65:6 ) ; the words may be considered, as they are by some, as an address to Christ his rock, his advocate and intercessor; that he would not be silent, but speak for him, and present his supplications to God, with the much incense of his mediation; see ( 1 Samuel 7:8 ) ;
lest, [if] thou be silent to me, I become like them that go down into
the pit;
either like such that fall into a ditch, and cannot help themselves out, and they cry, and there is none to take them out from thence; or like such that die in battle, and are cast into a pit, and there buried in common with others; which David might fear would be his case, through Saul's violent pursuit after him; or lest he should be like the dead, who are not regarded, and are remembered no more; or lest he should really die by the hands of his enemies, and so be laid in the grave, the pit of corruption; or be in such distress and despair as even the damned in hell be, the pit out of which there is no deliverance.
F17 (vrxt la) "ne obsurdescas", Vatablus, Tigurine version, Gejerus; so Ainsworth, Junius & Tremellius, Michaelis.
Taken from John Gill's Exposition of the Bible
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Psalm 28:1 In-Context
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οΌ ε€§ θ‘ η θ©© γ οΌ θΆ ε θ― ε οΌ ζ θ¦ ζ± ε δ½ οΌ ζ η η£ η³ ε οΌ δΈ θ¦ ε ζ η· ι» οΌ ε θ₯ δ½ ε ζ ι ε£ οΌ ζ ε°± ε¦ ε° ζ» η δΊΊ δΈ ζ¨£ γ
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ζ εΌ ζ± δ½ οΌ ε δ½ θ³ θ ζ θ ζ η ζ ε οΌ ζ± δ½ ε θ½ ζ ζ ζ± η θ² ι³ οΌ
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δΈ θ¦ ζ ζ ε ζ‘ δΊΊ δΈ¦ δ½ ε½ η δΈ ε ι€ ζ οΌ δ» ε θ ι° θ θͺͺ ε εΉ³ θ©± οΌ εΏ θ£‘ ε» ζ― ε₯Έ ζ‘ γ
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ι‘ δ½ ζ θ δ» ε ζ ε η οΌ δΈ¦ δ» ε ζ θ‘ η ζ‘ δΊ εΎ
δ» ε γ ι‘ δ½ η
§ θ δ» ε ζ ζ ε η εΎ
δ» ε οΌ ε° δ» ε ζ ζ εΎ η ε ± ζ ε 硦 δ» ε γ
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δ» ε ζ’ ηΆ δΈ η εΏ θΆ ε θ― ζ θ‘ η ε δ» ζ ζ ε η οΌ δ» ε°± εΏ
ζ― ε£ δ» ε οΌ δΈ ε»Ί η« δ» ε γ
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