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Viewed in this light the whole psalm is clear , and confiftent in all its parts . - Ver .
7 , 8 , 9 . These three verses have , I think , been universally misunderstood ; and
. . consequently , inisinterpreted . They allude to that period , when David , and ...
Viewed in this light the whole psalm is clear , and confiftent in all its parts . - Ver .
7 , 8 , 9 . These three verses have , I think , been universally misunderstood ; and
. . consequently , inisinterpreted . They allude to that period , when David , and ...
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NOTES . My translation of this psalm differs in so many places from the common
versions , that my readers will possibly be astonished : but I can assure them that
I have used no violence to the text , nor admitted a single change or conjectural ...
NOTES . My translation of this psalm differs in so many places from the common
versions , that my readers will possibly be astonished : but I can assure them that
I have used no violence to the text , nor admitted a single change or conjectural ...
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This is the same wind instrument with the nebiloth of psalm 5 . - Ver . 3 . The
words in Italics are supplied from psalm 14 . but there is a vestige of them in one
of Kennicott ' s Mss . - Ver . 6 . The principal difference between this psalm and
the ...
This is the same wind instrument with the nebiloth of psalm 5 . - Ver . 3 . The
words in Italics are supplied from psalm 14 . but there is a vestige of them in one
of Kennicott ' s Mss . - Ver . 6 . The principal difference between this psalm and
the ...
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PSALM LVI . - al . LV . It is the remark of Secker ( in bis ms . notes ) that this psalm
seemetb not peculiarly to suit the title ; which imports that it was composed by
David , when be was surprised by the Philistines at Gath . Interpreters indeed
refer ...
PSALM LVI . - al . LV . It is the remark of Secker ( in bis ms . notes ) that this psalm
seemetb not peculiarly to suit the title ; which imports that it was composed by
David , when be was surprised by the Philistines at Gath . Interpreters indeed
refer ...
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PSALM CIII . - - al . CII . That this psalm , according to its title , may bave been
composed by David , I see no reason to disbelieve . . . A PSALM OF DAVID .
BLESS JEHOVAH , O my soul ! and all that is in me his holy name . Bless
JehovAH , O ...
PSALM CIII . - - al . CII . That this psalm , according to its title , may bave been
composed by David , I see no reason to disbelieve . . . A PSALM OF DAVID .
BLESS JEHOVAH , O my soul ! and all that is in me his holy name . Bless
JehovAH , O ...
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| Título | A New Translation of the Book of Psalms: From the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes |
| Autor | Alexander Geddes |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1807 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 275 páginas |
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