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Psalm 11933-40 Loyalty to Gods Word Summary- God is the one who teaches and gives understanding. H HE--The Fifth Part.

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And in the midst of all this an extra day of rest to honor the laborers among us.

. Matthew Henrys Concise Commentary 11933-40 Teach me thy statutes not the mere words but the way of applying them to myself. 33 Teach me Lord the way of your decrees that I may follow it to the end a 34 Give me understanding so that I may keep your law. His way because they are the rule both of his.

Not only the statutes and ordinances themselves the theory of. First she enumerates his delights then she bewails the things that could keep him from her. God by his Spirit gives a right understanding.

Because they mark out our way describe the line of conduct we are to pursue and order or. 35 Direct me in the. The section has an importunate tone as it prays with 9 petitions in just 8 verses.

33 To the end--See Psalm 119112. Psalms 11933 - He. Access to the kind of life intended by God is found by walking in the tora of the LORD verse 1b and seeking God with ones whole heart verse 2b.

The numerous heh -verbs in Psalm 11933-40 conveyed unambiguously that God is the primary actor the ultimate cause. It describes the greatness and glory of Gods word. And obey it with all my heart.

We will grow more profoundly if we learn to. Psalm 11933 Context. Teach me O Lord the way of thy statutes Which they point unto and direct to walk in.

Perhaps above all others this psalm makes multiple direct connections between the knowledge of God and obedience. With all of this work cranking up Psalm 11933-40 offers a word about that which the churchs. Statutes from a word signifying to mark trace out describe and ordain.

Give me understanding and I shall keep thy law. Gods law because they are enacted by him as our Sovereign. Commentary on Psalm 11933-40 Psalm 119 is a massive alphabetic acrostic in which its 176 verses are divided into stanzas of eight verses each of which begins with a.

Note how Psalm 11933-40 asks a gracious God to do all those things. Commentary on Psalm 11933-40 Read Psalm 11933-40 Teach me thy statutes not the mere words but the way of applying them to myself. My job is to observe it whole-heartedly and with delight until the end.

Teach me O Lord the way of Your statutes And I shall observe it to the end. At 176 verses Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Book of Psalms and yet it is perhaps the most noticeably or even most rigorously. Turn my heart toward your statutes sounds like give me a push Give me understanding suggests.

Ellicotts Commentary for English Readers. Teach me O LORD the way of thy statutes. And I shall keep it unto the end.

God causesour eyes to turn causes us to learn causes us to have. The language from the. This word used adverbially is peculiar to this psalm.

Exposition of Psalm 11933-40. 33-35 A prayer for instruction. Psalm 11934 Verse 33.

Claus Westermann writes If a. The things contained in the scripture and drawn from it are here called 1. Commentary on Psalm 11933-40.

The singer of Psalm 119 weaves together words of lament petition trust and exuberant joy in this marvelous ode to the torah of the Lord. God by his Spirit gives a right understanding. David Guzik commentary on Psalm 119 which is the longest psalm and the longest chapter on the Bible.

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