Salmos 119:148

148 Se anticiparon mis ojos a las vigilias de la noche, para meditar en tus dichos

Salmos 119:148 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:148

Mine eyes prevent the [night] watches
The Targum is,

``the morning and evening watches.''

There were three of them; Kimchi interprets it of the second and third; the meaning is, that the psalmist was awake and employed in one religious exercise or another, praying, reading, or meditating; either before the watches were set, or however before the time that some of them took place, or at least before they were all over;

that I might meditate in thy word;
he rose so early, in order to give himself up to meditation on the word of God; that he might be better instructed in the knowledge of divine things; that he might have solace and comfort from thence under his afflictions; and that he might be better furnished for the work of prayer; for the more familiar the word of God is to us, the better able we are to speak to God in his own language.

Salmos 119:148 In-Context

146 Clamé a ti; sálvame, y guardaré tus testimonios
147 Me anticipé al alba, y clamé; esperé en tu palabra
148 Se anticiparon mis ojos a las vigilias de la noche, para meditar en tus dichos
149 Oye mi voz conforme a tu misericordia, oh SEÑOR; vivifícame conforme a tu juicio
150 Se acercaron a la maldad los que me persiguen; se alejaron de tu ley

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