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THE SONG OF A TRAVELER WHOSE GUIDE IS JEHOVAH 1 Practically all of the psalms in this group are brief but they are. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help.

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. A Song of Degrees. According to Ps 1211 this psalm was designed to be sung in view of the mountains of Jerusalem and is manifestly an evening song for the sacred band of pilgrims to. As a song sung by travelers this is particularly.

This is the second of the series of psalms which are titled A Song of Ascents. Spurgeon had high praise for Alexanders work writing that it Occupies a first place among expositionsIt is a clear. According to Ps 1211 this psalm was designed to be sung in view of the mountains of Jerusalem and is manifestly an evening song for the sacred band of pilgrims to.

Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 1211-7. Here is living help. Let us lift up our eyes therefore hopefully.

Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 1211-8. This bears no other title than A Song of degrees. The person who worships God speaks the two first verses I will lift up mine eyes - my help cometh - Psalms 1211-2.

It is in the form of a dialogue. No help comes from anywhere else but from the eternal hills. Primary personal wise immeasurable.

It is several steps in advance of its predecessor for it tells of the peace of Gods house and the guardian care of the. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help. Psalm 121 is classified as a psalm of confidence meant to celebrate Gods providential care and is the second psalm in the Songs of Ascent.

It is wise to look to the strong for strength. No help comes from anywhere else but from the eternal hills. Psalms 121 Spurgeons Verse Expositions of the Bible One of over 125 Bible commentaries freely available this commentary is from the most widely read and often quoted preacher in.

This is the seventh step and we may therefore expect to meet with some special perfection of joy in it. Nor shall we look in vain. No help comes from anywhere else but from the eternal.

I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help. THE KEEPER OF HIS PEOPLE. BIBLICAL COMMENTARY Bible Study Psalm 121 EXEGESIS.

A S AGLEN. Psalm 121 encourages pilgrims braving dangerous roads to Jerusalem. Some call this the soldiers psalm and think it was penned in the camp when David was hazarding his life in the high places of the field and thus trusted God to cover his head in.

It promises Yahwehs protection. Spurgeons Bible Commentary Psalms 121. _I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help_ It is wise to look to the strong for strength.

Spurgeons Bio Resources. Back to C. Tyndale OT Commentary-Psalms Psalm 146 echoes this truth about God the Creator declaring.

Commentary on Psalm 121. Let us lift up our eyes therefore hopefully. I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help.

Psalm 121 The God Who Keeps and Helps. Back to C.

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