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Psalm 67 560Verse 7.1. God to man: shall bless us.2. Man to God: shall fear him.WORK UPON THE SIXTY-SEVENTH PSALMIn "The Works of JOHN BOYS, "1626, folio, pp. 42-45, there is an Exposition of this Psalm.
Psalm 68 561Psalm 68ExpositionExplanatory Notes and Quaint SayingsHints to the Village PreacherTITLE. To the Chief Musician, a Psalm or Song of David. We have already said enough upon this titlewhen dealing with Psalms 65 and 66. The present is obviously a song to be sung at the removal of the ark;and in all probability was rehearsed when David conducted it with holy joy from the house of Obededom tothe prepared place on Mount Zion. It is a most soul stirring hymn. The first verses were often the battlesong of the Covenanters and Ironsides; and the whole Psalm fitly pictures the way of the Lord Jesus amonghis saints, and his ascent to glory. The Psalm is at once surpassingly excellent and difficult. Its darkness insome stanzas is utterly impenetrable. Well does a German critic speak of it as a Titan very hard to master.Our slender scholarship has utterly failed us and we have had to follow a surer Guide. We trust ourthoughts may not however prove unprofitable.DIVISION. With the words of the first two verses the ark is uplifted, and the procession begins to move. InPs 68:3-6, the godly in the assembly are exhorted to commence their joyous songs, and arguments areadduced to help their joy. Then the glorious march of Jehovah in the wilderness is sung: Ps 68:7-10, and hisvictories in war are celebrated in verses Ps 68:11-14. The joyous shouts are louder as Zion comes in sight,and the ark is borne up the hill: Ps 68:15-19. On the summit of the mount the priests sing a hymnconcerning the Lord's goodness and justice; the safety of his friends, and ruin of his foes: Ps 68:20-23.Meanwhile the procession is described as it winds up the hill: Ps 68:24-27. The poet anticipates a time ofwider conquest, Ps 68:28-31: and concludes with a noble burst of song unto Jehovah.EXPOSITIONVerse 1. Let God arise. In some such words Moses spake when the cloudmoved onward, and the ark was carried forward. The ark would have been apoor leader if the Lord had not been present with the symbol. Before we move,we should always desire to see the Lord lead the way. The words suppose theLord to have been passive for awhile, suffering his enemies to rage, butrestraining his power. Israel beseeches him to "arise, "as elsewhere to "awake,""gird on his sword, "and other similar expressions. We, also, may thusimportunately cry unto the Lord, that he would be pleased to make bare hisarm, and plead his own cause. Let his enemies be scattered. Our gloriousCaptain of the vanguard clears the way readily, however many may seek toobstruct it; he has but to arise, and they flee, he has easily over thrown his foesin days of yore, and will do so all through the ages to come. Sin, death, and hellknow the terror of his arm; their ranks are broken at his approach. Our enemiesare his enemies, and in this is our confidence of victory. Let them also that hatehim flee before him. To hate the infinitely good God is infamous, and the worstpunishment is not too severe. Hatred of God is impotent. His proudest foes cando him no injury. Alarmed beyond measure, they shall flee before it comes to
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Psalm 42 32considered, and skilfull
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Psalm 43 40faithfulness towards all
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Psalm 43 42(b) Justice in men is ac
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Psalm 43 44sickly, weak, drooping
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Psalm 43 46Verse 4. Then will I go.
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Psalm 43 48Verse 5. The varied conf
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Psalm 44 52need they wonder if thei
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Psalm 44 54themselves to secure the
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Psalm 44 56song be lifted up as we
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Psalm 44 60strong. The nation is de
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Psalm 44 66Verse 15. My confusion i
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Psalm 44 68are found, or where they
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Psalm 44 70thou of thy free grace h
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Psalm 45 78character in harmonious
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Psalm 45 80which only he can heal.
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Psalm 45 82gladness, to know that h
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Psalm 45 84Verse 12. And the daught
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Psalm 45 86time shall last, the tru
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Psalm 45 88implied in the very stru
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Psalm 45 90Verse 2. Thou art fairer
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Psalm 45 92Representative of his pe
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Psalm 45 94"the Eastern people wear
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Psalm 45 96Verse 4. Thy right hand
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Psalm 45 98fulness of the Spirit, w
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Psalm 45 100garments smelled of myr
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Psalm 45 102Verse 8. The ivory pala
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Psalm 45 104But the first lesson th
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Psalm 45 106beginning of a heavenly
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Psalm 45 108Verse 14. The virgins,
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Psalm 45 110Verse 16. Princes in al
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Psalm 45 112Verse 2. In what respec
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Psalm 45 1144. The Bride's companio
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Psalm 46 116people in better stead
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Psalm 46 118forth the fact that in
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Psalm 46 120Verse 8. Come, behold t
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Psalm 46 122EXPLANATORY NOTES AND Q
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Psalm 46 124river, as in the follow
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Psalm 46 126Verse 5. God is in the
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Psalm 46 128bloody enemies, and tho
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Psalm 46 130him. 3. How we must ful
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Psalm 46 132and sweet manifestation
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Psalm 47 136Verse 4. While as yet w
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Psalm 47 138delighted in! The great
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Psalm 47 140wheat into his garner,
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Psalm 47 142Verse 7. For God is the
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Psalm 47 144So the Gentiles, which
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Psalm 47 1461. God has a throne of
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Psalm 48 148renowned part of the ci
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Psalm 48 150titles, we find him dea
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Psalm 48 152hold and grace hold are
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Psalm 48 154in the Christian's hear
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Psalm 48 156Verse 9. We have though
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Psalm 48 158have been lost from the
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Psalm 48 1603. The completeness of
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Psalm 49 164prophecy that the serpe
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Psalm 49 166everlasting hills. They
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Psalm 49 168me. He shall take me ou
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Psalm 49 170the world." In the seco
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Psalm 49 172cured. The best antidot
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Psalm 49 174expressed in Ps 49:9: T
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Psalm 49 176of every one of them an
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Psalm 49 178spent much time, and ta
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Psalm 49 180Verse 14. Their beauty
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Psalm 49 182outfly it. There be thi
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Psalm 49 184were put under his feet
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Psalm 49 1861. Return to the dust I
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Psalm 50 188shining forth upon all
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Psalm 50 190Verse 7. Hear, O my peo
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Psalm 50 192perfume, the snow shoul
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Psalm 50 194despise! Ye blind guide
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Psalm 50 196Verse 21. These things
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Psalm 50 198When Christ returns, wa
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Psalm 50 200are Christians, not so
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Psalm 50 202(of which he speaks, Ps
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Psalm 50 204by prayer. He feed the
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Psalm 50 206Verse 16. When a minist
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Psalm 50 210whereby the sweet savou
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Psalm 51 216compassions come to me,
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Psalm 51 218disease, rendering my v
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Psalm 51 220powers were "broken in
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Psalm 51 222have been experimentall
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Psalm 51 224fragrant heart. Men con
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Psalm 51 226Deliver me, O God, from
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Psalm 51 228theirs; but each as a s
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Psalm 51 230there precede a knowled
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Psalm 51 232any other; but for us t
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Psalm 51 234said for justifying of
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Psalm 51 236David reflects upon ori
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Psalm 51 240Verse 10. Create in me
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Psalm 51 242again, to whom he looks
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Psalm 51 244all this confidence, ma
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Psalm 51 246wickedness." No better
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Psalm 51 248reconciliation. The ten
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Psalm 51 250(c) Sin estimated as se
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Psalm 52 258God by Saul, and the ex
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Psalm 52 264CHANDLER'S "Life of Dav
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Psalm 53 266Corrupt are they. They
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Psalm 53 268march in fury against t
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Psalm 53 270been already sung in Ps
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Psalm 53 272about continually doing
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Psalm 53 274Verse 4. Who eat up my
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Psalm 53 2763. How it appears to be
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Psalm 54 278out of mere custom, he
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Psalm 54 280God, and looking upon t
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Psalm 54 282God, there are ordinary
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Psalm 54 284the option of worshippe
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Psalm 55 288upon me." He gave himse
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Psalm 55 290rabble and their leader
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Psalm 55 292movements, and yet he b
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Psalm 55 294moaning is translatable
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Psalm 55 296virtue lengthens life,
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Psalm 55 298Verse 4. Is sore pained
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Psalm 55 300Verse 5. Fearfulness an
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Psalm 55 302would decline, as becau
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Psalm 55 304That with heavenly natu
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Psalm 55 306Verse 14. In company. I
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Psalm 55 308Verse 17. And cry aloud
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Psalm 55 310rooted in power and str
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Psalm 55 312free thyself of thy bur
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Psalm 55 3144. What is the reflex d
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Psalm 55 3165. Insanity—for there
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Psalm 56 318O God, "and then we may
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Psalm 56 320villain. Constantly are
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Psalm 56 322forcible character, cal
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Psalm 56 324Verse 3. What time I am
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Psalm 56 326saint. If he offends he
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Psalm 56 328him, and take with them
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Psalm 56 330Verse 10. (first clause
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Psalm 56 332in general to live amon
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Psalm 56 3341. Past dedication.2. P
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Psalm 57 336the sunshine of God's f
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Psalm 57 338Verse 6. They have prep
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Psalm 57 340to his servants not to
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Psalm 57 342overpast. It was not a
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Psalm 57 344them are true; when in
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Psalm 57 346frame, like a well tune
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Psalm 57 348man to have something t
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Psalm 57 350Verse 11. Be thou exalt
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Psalm 57 352(b) Passively, by submi
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Psalm 57 3542. It is wide as the fa
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Psalm 58 356Verse 2. Yea, in heart
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Psalm 58 358wherewithal to hurt the
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Psalm 58 360rendering of the Septua
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Psalm 58 362immediately snap at it.
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Psalm 58 364Verse 4. (second clause
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Psalm 58 366from the adders, the sl
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Psalm 58 368chiefly from the origin
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Psalm 58 370swept away; earth was l
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Psalm 59 374beyond the reach of his
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Psalm 59 376The psalmist feels that
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Psalm 59 378future the foreseeing g
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Psalm 59 380introduced. Solemn subj
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Psalm 59 382provoked against the st
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Psalm 59 384Verse 5. Lord God of ho
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Psalm 59 386innocent, by detraction
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Psalm 59 388look into my own heart
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Psalm 59 390Verse 12. For the sin o
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Psalm 59 392plague that can fall on
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Psalm 59 394Verse 11. The continuan
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Psalm 60 396people; but the worst f
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Psalm 60 398true he will give succe
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Psalm 60 400accomplishment of his p
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Psalm 60 402verse suit the tried pe
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Psalm 60 404Lenormant and E. Cheval
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Psalm 60 406Verse 2. It shaketh. Th
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Psalm 60 408Verse 6. God hath spoke
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Psalm 60 410bullock, and his horns
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Psalm 60 412Verse 11. So long as si
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Psalm 60 4143. Our great enquiry. E
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Psalm 61 416reason for the louder a
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Psalm 61 418No more a stranger or a
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Psalm 61 420right on as the days ro
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Psalm 61 422conflict with us in our
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Psalm 61 424Verse 2. The rock that
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Psalm 61 428Verse 5. (second clause
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Psalm 62 430to every other force. F
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Psalm 62 432crush our character, to
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Psalm 62 434you can hide nothing. T
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Psalm 62 436under all burdens susta
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Psalm 62 438whole of Judaea, the Ph
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Psalm 62 440title of the Son of Man
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Psalm 62 442confidence are repeated
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Psalm 62 444Fantastic as a woman's
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Psalm 62 446...O! who can convince
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Psalm 62 448is worthy to be so call
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Psalm 62 450Verses 11-12. The const
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Psalm 63 452morning, but that of ea
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Psalm 63 454will lift up my hands i
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Psalm 63 456be given up to feel in
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Psalm 63 458Verse 1. O God, thou ar
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Psalm 63 460kind of hardship with i
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Psalm 63 464the heart of God? This
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Psalm 63 466as between a cordial in
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Psalm 63 468with strong affection.
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Psalm 63 470yieldeth a special reas
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Psalm 63 472(b) Because it is foste
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Psalm 64 476amiable creatures compa
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Psalm 64 478shall increase their fa
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Psalm 64 480Verse 4. That they may
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Psalm 64 482useful, and our godline
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Psalm 64 484(a) They are intended t
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Psalm 65 486quietness. Or, it may m
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Psalm 65 488unwillingness, and remo
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Psalm 65 490strength. Without him,
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Psalm 65 492truly called the staff
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Psalm 65 494universally the case, i
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Psalm 65 496Verse 1. The Hebrew may
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Psalm 65 498First. The supernatural
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Psalm 65 500refuge than the clemenc
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Psalm 65 502conquered God in prayer
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Psalm 65 504things in righteousness
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Psalm 65 506ages, and of uncounted
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Psalm 65 508hitherto proved in vain
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Psalm 68 610from the beginning, and
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Psalm 68 616Verses 11-12.1. The wor
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Psalm 68 6182. The contrast.(a) God
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Psalm 68 620(c) The literary tribe
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Psalm 69 622which broke into his he
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Psalm 69 624for his utter destructi
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Psalm 69 628come to pass that, when
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Psalm 69 632darkness they shall abi
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Psalm 69 634that the name was never
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Psalm 69 636loosed by his grace. Le
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Psalm 69 650song of the drunkards;
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Psalm 69 656The book of life, in th
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Psalm 71 698(a) Natural to old age.
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Psalm 72 702of the Prince of Peace,
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Psalm 72 706pledges himself to be t
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Psalm 72 708pleasure to give you th
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Psalm 72 710traces of his pen are u
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Psalm 72 718fall down before him: a
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Psalm 72 720Verse 12. He shall deli
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Psalm 72 722which they exhibit as s
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Psalm 72 724means of begetting many
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