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Psalm 119:163

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Psalm 119:163 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:163

I hate and abhor lying
The sin of lying in common conversation, which owes its rise to Satan, the father of lies; is common to human nature, though very dishonourable to it; exceeding unbecoming a professor of religion; and was greatly hated by David, as it ought to be by all good men, ( Psalms 101:7 ) . Or "falsehood" F11; false doctrine; everything contrary to the truth of the word of God, with all false worship, superstition, and idolatry; and this may the rather be thought to be designed, since the law or doctrine of God is opposed to it in the next clause;

[but] thy law do I love;
because holy, just, and true; he being a regenerate man, and having it written on his heart, he loved both the precepts of the law and the doctrines of the Gospel: or, "thy doctrine"; the doctrine concerning God, his mind and will, his grace and love; see ( Psalms 119:97 Psalms 119:113 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F11 (rqv) "falsitatem", Montanus, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator, Cocceius, Gejerus, Michaelis.
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Psalm 119:163 In-Context

161 SIN Príncipes me han perseguido sin causa; mas mi corazón tuvo miedo de tus palabras.
162 Me gozo sobre tu dicho, como el que halla muchos despojos.
163 La mentira aborrezco y abomino; tu ley amo.
164 Siete veces al día te alabo sobre los juicios de tu justicia.
165 Mucha paz tienen los que aman tu ley; y no hay para ellos tropiezo.
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