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King James Bible - Psalms 55:17

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SEV Biblia, Chapter 55:17

Tarde y mañana y a mediodía hablo y bramo; y él oirá mi voz.

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Clarke's Bible Commentary - Psalms 54:17

Verse 17. Evening, and morning, and at noon, will I pray ] This was the custom of the pious Hebrews. See Dan. vi. 10. The Hebrews began their day in the evening, and hence David mentions the evening first. The rabbins say, Men should pray three times each day, because the day changes three times. This was observed in the primitive Church; but the times, in different places, were various. The old Psalter gives this a curious turn: "At even I sall tel his louing (praise) what tim Crist was on the Crosse: and at morn I sall schew his louing, what tim he ros fra dede. And sua he sall here my voyce at mid day, that is sitand at the right hand of his fader, wheder he stegh (ascended) at mid day."

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Matthew Henry Commentary

Verses 16-23 - In every trial let us call upon the Lord, and he will save us. He shal hear us, and not blame us for coming too often; the oftener the mor welcome. David had thought all were against him; but now he sees ther were many with him, more than he supposed; and the glory of this he gives to God, for it is he that raises us up friends, and makes the faithful to us. There are more true Christians, and believers have mor real friends, than in their gloomy hours they suppose. His enemie should be reckoned with, and brought down; they could not eas themselves of their fears, as David could, by faith in God. Mortal men though ever so high and strong, will easily be crushed by an eterna God. Those who are not reclaimed by the rod of affliction, wil certainly be brought down to the pit of destruction. The burden of afflictions is very heavy, especially when attended with the temptations of Satan; there is also the burden of sin and corruption The only relief under it is, to look to Christ, who bore it. Whateve it is that thou desirest God should give thee, leave it to him to giv it in his own way and time. Care is a burden, it makes the heart stoop We must commit our ways and works to the Lord; let him do as seemet him good, and let us be satisfied. To cast our burden upon God, is to rest upon his providence and promise. And if we do so, he will carry u in the arms of his power, as a nurse carries a child; and wil strengthen our spirits by his Spirit, so that they shall sustain the trial. He will never suffer the righteous to be moved; to be so shake by any troubles, as to quit their duty to God, or their comfort in him He will not suffer them to be utterly cast down. He, who bore the burden of our sorrows, desires us to leave to him to bear the burden of our cares, that, as he knows what is best for us, he may provide i accordingly. Why do not we trust Christ to govern the world which he redeemed __________________________________________________________________

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