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    PSALMS 107

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  1  The psalmist exhorts the redeemed, in praising God, to
    observe his manifold providence,
 4  over travellers;
10  over captives;
17  over sick men;
23  over seamen;
33  and in divers varieties of life.


VERSE 1
- A.M. 3468.  B.C. 536.  (Title.)
  The author of this Psalm is unknown; but it was evidently
  written to commemorate the return of the Jews from the
  Babylonian captivity; and it may easily be perceived that it
  must have been sung in alternate parts, having a double
  burden, or two intercalary verses often recurring.  Bp. Lowth
  considers it as written "after the method of the ancient
  pastorals, where, be the subject of their verse what it will,
  each swain endeavors to excel the other; and one may perceive
  their thoughts and expressions gradually to rise upon each
  other."  "No doubt," he adds, "the composition of this Psalm
  is admirable throughout; and the descriptive part of it adds
  at least its share of beauty to the whole; but what is most to
  be admired is its conciseness, and with the expressiveness
  of the diction, which strikes the imagination with illimitable
  elegance.  The weary and bewildered traveller--the miserable
  captive in the dungeon--the sick and dying man--the seaman
  foundering in a storm--are described in so affecting a manner,
  that they far exceed any thing of the kind, though never so
  much labored."

- Give.
   * :1 106:1; 118:1; 136:1-26 1Ch 16:34,41 2Ch 5:13; 7:3,6; 20:21
- good.
   * :68 119:68 Mt 19:17
- for his mercy.
   * :17 103:17 Lu 1:50


VERSE 2 
 - Let the.
   * Ps 31:5; 130:8 Ex 15:16 De 15:15 Isa 35:9; 43:1; 44:22 Lu 1:68
   * Lu 24:21 Ga 3:13 Tit 2:14 1Pe 1:18,19
- from.
   * :10 106:10 De 7:8 Jer 15:21; 31:11 Mic 4:10 Lu 1:74


VERSE 3 
 - gathered.
   * :47 106:47 Isa 11:11-16; 43:5,6; 49:12 Jer 29:14; 31:8,10 Eze 36:24
   * Eze 39:27 Re 5:9
- south.  Heb. sea.


VERSE 4 
 - wandered.
   * :40 Ge 21:14-16 Nu 14:33 De 8:15; 32:10 Job 12:24 Eze 34:6,12
   * Heb 11:38 Re 12:6
- they found.
  This is the first similitude; in which the Israelites in
  captivity are compared to travellers in a dreary, uninhabited,
  and barren desert, spent with hunger and thirst, as well as by
  the fatigues of the journey.

VERSE 5
    * Jud 15:18,19 1Sa 30:11,12 Isa 44:12 Jer 14:18 La 2:19
   * Mr 8:2,3


VERSE 6 
 - Then.
   * :13,19,28; 50:15; 91:15 Isa 41:17,18 Jer 29:12-14 Ho 5:15
   * Heb 4:15,16
- he delivered.
   * 2Co 1:8-10; 12:8-10 2Ti 3:11


VERSE 7 
 - he led.
   * :20 77:20; 78:52 16 136:16 Ezr 8:21-23 Isa 30:21; 35:8-10; 48:17
   * Isa 49:8-11; 63:13,14 Jer 6:16; 31:9 2Pe 2:15,21
- that they.
   * :4,36 Ne 11:3 Jer 31:24,38-40; 33:10-13 Heb 11:9,10,16; 12:22
   * Re 21:2-4,10-27


VERSE 8 
 - Oh that men.
   * :15,21,31; 81:13-16 De 5:29; 32:29 Isa 48:18
- praise.
   * Ps 34:3; 92:1,2; 147:1 Isa 63:7
- his wonderful.
   * Ps 40:5; 78:4; 111:4 Da 4:2,3; 6:27

VERSE 9
    * Ps 34:10; 132:15; 146:7 Isa 55:1-3 Jer 31:14,25 Mt 5:6 Lu 1:53
   * Re 7:16,17


VERSE 10 
 - Such.
  Here begins the second comparison; in which the state of the
  captives in Babylon is illustrated by that of prisoners in a
  dreary dungeon.

- as sit.
   * Job 3:5 Isa 9:2 Mt 4:16; 22:13 Lu 1:79
- bound.
   * :18 105:18 Ex 2:23,24 2Ch 33:11 Job 36:8,9 La 3:6,7 Ro 6:20,21


VERSE 11 
 - Because.
   * :6 68:6,18 43 106:43 Isa 63:10,11 La 3:39-42; 5:15-17
- contemned.
   * :24 73:24; 117 3:7-9 24 119:24 2Ch 25:15,16; 33:10 Pr 1:25,30,31
   * 1Sa 2:5-8 Isa 5:19 Jer 44:16 Lu 7:30; 16:14 Ac 20:27 Ro 1:28


VERSE 12 
 - he brought.
   * Ex 2:23; 5:18,19 Jud 10:16-18; 16:21,30 Ne 9:37 Isa 51:19,20,23
   * Isa 52:5 La 5:5,6 Lu 15:14-17
- and there.
   * Ps 18:40,41; 22:11; 142:4 2Ki 6:26,27,33 Job 9:13 Isa 63:5

VERSE 13
    * :6,19,28; 18:6; 116:3-6 Ex 3:7,8 Jud 4:3; 6:6-10; 10:10-18
   * 2Ch 33:12,13,18,19 Jer 31:18-20


VERSE 14 
 - brought.
   * :10; 68:6 Job 3:5; 10:21,22; 15:22,30; 19:8; 33:30; 42:10-12
   * Isa 42:16; 49:9; 60:1-3 Eph 5:8 1Pe 2:9
- brake.
   * :20 102:20; 105:19,20; 116:16; 146:7 Job 36:8 Isa 61:1 Jer 52:31-34
   * Zec 9:11,12 Ac 5:19,25; 12:7-10; 16:26-40

VERSE 15
    * :8,21,31; 116:17-19

VERSE 16
    * Jud 16:3 Isa 45:1,2 Mic 2:13


VERSE 17 
 - Fools.
  This is the third comparison; the captives being compared to
  persons in a dangerous malady, as the consequences of their
  own sins.

   * Ps 14:1; 92:6 Pr 1:22; 7:7,22
- because.
   * Ps 38:1-8 Nu 11:33,34; 12:10-13; 21:5-9 Isa 57:17,18 Jer 2:19
   * La 3:39


VERSE 18 
 - abhorreth.
   * Job 33:19-22
- and they.
   * Ps 9:13; 88:3 Isa 38:10

VERSE 19
    * :6,13,28; 30:8-12; 34:4-6; 78:34,35; 116:4-8 Jer 33:3


VERSE 20 
 - He sent.
   * :15 147:15,19 2Ki 20:4,5 Mt 8:8
- healed.
   * Ps 30:2,3; 103:3,4; 147:3 Nu 21:8,9 Job 33:23-26
- delivered.   * Ps 49:15; 56:13 Job 33:28-30

VERSE 21
    * :8,15,31; 66:5 2Ch 32:25 Lu 17:18


VERSE 22 
 - sacrifice.
   * Ps 50:14; 116:12,17 Le 7:12 Heb 13:15 1Pe 2:5,9
- declare.
   * Ps 9:11; 73:28; 105:1,2; 118:17 Isa 12:4
- rejoicing.  Heb. singing.


VERSE 23 
 - They.
  This is the fourth comparison; their captivity was as
  dangerous and alarming as a dreadful storm at sea; with a
  most natural and striking description of which we are here
  presented.

- go down.
   * Ps 48:7 Eze 27:26 Ac 27:9-31 28:31 Re 18:17


VERSE 24 
 - his wonders.
   * :5 95:5 104:24-27 Job 38:8-11


VERSE 25 
 - he commandeth.
   * :7 135:7; 148:8 Jon 1:4
- raiseth.  Heb. maketh to stand.  lifteth.
   * :3 93:3 Mt 8:24 Joh 6:18


VERSE 26 
 - their soul.
   * Ps 22:14; 119:28 2Sa 17:10 Isa 13:7 Na 2:10


VERSE 27 
 - stagger.
   * Job 12:25 Isa 19:14; 29:9
- are at their wit's end.  Heb. all their wisdom is swallowed
  up.
   * Job 37:20 Isa 19:3 *marg:
   * Ac 27:15-20

VERSE 28
    * :6,13,19 Jon 1:5,6,14 Mt 8:25 Ac 27:23-25

VERSE 29
    * Ps 65:7; 89:9 Jon 1:15 Mt 8:26 Mr 4:39-41 Lu 8:23-25


VERSE 30 
 - he bringeth.
   * Joh 6:21


VERSE 31 
 - Oh that men.
   * :8,15,21; 103:2; 105:1 Ho 2:8 Jon 1:16; 2:9 Mic 6:4,5 Ro 1:20,21
   * 2Ti 3:2 Heb 13:15
- his wonderful.
   * :17 71:17; 72:18,19 11 77:11,14 2 105:2 Re 15:3


VERSE 32 
 - exalt.
   * Ps 18:46; 46:10; 99:5,9 Ex 15:2 Isa 12:4; 25:1
- in the congregation.
   * Ps 22:22,25; 40:9,10; 66:16; 111:1; 119:46 Ac 4:8-12


VERSE 33 
 - turneth.
   * 1Ki 17:1-7 Isa 13:19-21; 19:5-10; 34:9,10; 42:15; 44:27; 50:2
   * Eze 30:12 Joe 1:20 Na 1:4 Zep 2:9,13
- water-springs.
   * 1Ki 18:5 Jer 14:3 Am 4:7,8


VERSE 34 
 - a fruitful.
   * Ge 13:10,13; 19:25 De 29:23-28 Isa 32:13-15
- barrenness.  Heb. saltness.
   * Ge 14:3 Eze 47:11


VERSE 35 
 - turneth.
   * :8 114:8 Nu 21:16-18 2Ki 3:16-20 Isa 35:6,7; 41:17-19; 44:3-5
   * Eze 47:6-12


VERSE 36 
 - there he.
   * :7 146:7 Lu 1:53
- a city.
   * :7 Ac 17:26


VERSE 37 
 - sow.
   * Isa 37:30 Jer 29:5; 31:5 Eze 28:26 Am 9:13-15
- which may.
   * Ps 65:9-13 Ge 26:12 Joe 1:10-12 Hag 1:5,6,10,11; 2:16-19 Zec 8:12
   * Ac 14:17 1Co 3:7 2Co 9:10


VERSE 38 
 - He blesseth.
   * :1 128:1-6 Ge 1:28; 9:1; 12:2; 17:16,20 Ex 1:7 De 28:4,11; 30:9
   * Jer 30:19 Eze 37:26
- suffereth.
   * :13 144:13,14 Ge 30:43; 31:9 Ex 9:3-7; 12:38 De 7:14 Pr 10:22


VERSE 39 
 - Again.
  The incidents detailed in these verses, which frequently
  occur, and mark the superintendence of a benign Providence,
  and the hand of a just God, appear to be brought forward to
  illustrate the return of the Israelites from captivity, and
  the punishment of their oppressors the Babylonians.
  Wherefore, at last, as in a common chorus, they conclude with
  exhorting each other to a serious consideration of these
  things, and to make a proper return to the Almighty.

- they are.
   * Ps 30:6,7 Ge 45:11 Ru 1:20,21 1Sa 2:5-7 2Ki 4:8; 8:3 Job 1:10-17
- oppression.
   * Ex 1:13,14; 2:23,24 Jud 6:3-6 2Ki 10:32; 13:7,22; 14:26
   * 2Ch 15:5,6 Jer 51:33,34


VERSE 40 
 - poureth.
   * Job 12:21,24 Isa 23:8,9
- contempt.
   * :66 78:66 Ex 8:3,17,24 Jos 10:24-26 Jud 1:6,7; 4:21 1Sa 5:9; 6:4
   * 1Ki 21:19 2Ki 9:35-37 Da 4:33; 5:5,6,18-30 Ac 12:23 Re 19:18
- causeth.
   * :4 Job 12:24 Jer 13:15-18
- wilderness.  or, void place.


VERSE 41 
 - setteth.
   * :7 113:7,8 Ru 4:14-17 1Sa 2:8 Es 8:15-17 Job 5:11; 8:7; 11:15-19
   * Job 42:10-12 Jer 52:31-34 Jas 11 5:11
- from.  or, after.  maketh.
   * :52 78:52; 126 8:6 Ge 23:5-7; 48:11 1Sa 2:21 Job 21:11; 42:16 Pr 17:6
   * Isa 49:20-22


VERSE 42 
 - righteous.
   * Ps 52:6; 58:10,11 Job 22:19 Isa 66:10,11,14
- iniquity.
   * Ps 63:11; 112:10 Ex 11:7 Job 5:15,16 Pr 10:11 Ro 3:19


VERSE 43 
 - is wise.
   * Ps 28:5; 64:9 Isa 5:12 Jer 9:12 Da 10:12 Ho 14:9
- they shall understand.
   * Ps 50:23 Jer 9:24 Eph 3:18,19



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