1. Christ had a command to be a sufferer, and a body prepared him for that purpose; so he had likewise a command to be an advocate, and a life given him, and a throne prepared for him at the right hand of God to that end. We ought to think perpetually, what it is the rod of God visits in us, that we may confess our transgressions, and amend our lives. 2 Samuel 7:4-5. 48. The aspectable heaven is corruptible, but the kingdom of heaven is eternal; and such shall be Christ's seed, throne and kingdom: Psalms 89:36, His seed shall endure for ever, and his throne as the sun before me. Thoughts of the covenant of grace tend to create a deeper awe of God, they draw us closer to him, and the more his glories are seen by us in that nearer access, the more humbly we prostrate ourselves before his Majesty. It is not Enos, which is also a third name of man, and signifies nothing but a wretched and miserable creature; what wonder that man, that is but earth, that is a burden to his neighbours, to his friends, to his kindred, to himself, to whom all others, and to whom myself desires death, what wonder if he die? Let us lay our faith where God has laid our help. In creation God is far above other beings. Where note that every transgression and disobedience (that is, every commission and omission) receiveth a just recompense of reward, Hebrews 2:2. —John Trapp. —Joseph Roberts "Oriental Illustrations.". Now, for this kingdom of his, the heavens are said to praise his wonders, which is spoken of the angels, who are often called the heavens, from their place; as in Job it is said, "The heavens are not clean in his sight." (a) To our own generation. Psalm 8 Commentary: Psalm 8 is a reflective or meditative psalm. by Charles Spurgeon "The delightful study of the Psalms has yielded me boundless profit and ever growing pleasure. The crown of a king, (like that of the high priest, on which was inscribed "holiness to the Lord") (Exodus 28:36) was a sacred thing, and therefore to cast it in the dust was to profane it. Nevertheless my lovingkindness will I not utterly take from him, nor suffer my faithfulness to fail. —John Calvin. It was planned from everlasting, and will know no ruin or decay, through the illimitable line of eternity itself. Proud Rahab, swelling in her fury like the sea, was utterly broken and scattered before the Lord of Hosts. It is a tacit imprecation of himself, If I lie unto David, let me never be counted holy, or thought righteous enough to be trusted by angels or men. "Upon this rock", says he, "I will build my Church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." All who are in Jesus should rejoice, for they shall prove in their own experience the faithful mercy of the Lord. He who is holy cannot break his promises, or act unjustly concerning his oath and covenant. The prophecy is also having another fulfilment in the overthrow of systems of error, and the vexation caused to their promoters. O God, —how is this? etc. Jesus still enjoys the divine favour, and we are in him, and therefore under the most trying circumstances the Lord's lovingkindness to each one of his chosen will endure the strain. Justice and judgment are the habitation of thy throne: mercy and truth shall go before thy face. —Musculus. O wonderful tempering of the kindness and severity of God! Exaltation. 14. Let us bless God before we pray, and while we pray, and when we have done praying, for he always deserves it of us. —Mollerus. (Psalm 19 - Exposition) Spurgeon… Keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me. The Lord had made David a mighty man of valour, and now he covenants to make him the helper and defender of the Jewish state. 1. —J.J.S. How triumphant the holy boasting! From him. Expositors in their fear of Calvinistic doctrine shake off the fear of adding to the word of God, or else they would not have spent their time in talking about "the conditions" of this absolutely unconditional covenant. In the assembly of the saints, and to be had in reverence of all them that are about him. Kings were the nurslings of Jupiter. This was very grievous to the writer of this Psalm, who was evidently a most loyal adherent of the house of David. He that swears, swears by a greater than himself. But always is referred as well, if not better, unto the verb, I will sing: as who would say, Lord, thy mercies are so manifest, and so manifold, so great in their number, and so good in their nature, that I will alway, so long as I have any being, sing praises unto thee Haply some will object, "All flesh is grass, and the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field: the grass withereth, the flower fadeth", (Isaiah 40:6-7). —John Trapp. And hast not made him to stand in the battle. If anything in them should provoke God to do it, it must be sin. 45. What will God do? 10. In Redemption he is far above himself in creation. How full of poetic fire is this verse! Has it ever vibrated in your own souls? "In thy", etc. Ver. Then will I visit their transgressions with the rod. 17. i.e., say others, in the heaven of heavens, the highest, the third heavens, among the celestial spirits, cherubims and seraphims, angels and archangels, principalities and powers, thrones and dominions? Ver. Selah. I will sing of the mercies of the LORD for ever: with my mouth will I make known thy faithfulness to all generations. We have the ground of the believer's preferment and exaltation; it is in thy righteousness. And his throne as the sun before me. Selah. How the throne of King Jesus may be profaned. Tracking him and finding occasion to blaspheme at every turn; not only watching his words and actions, but even his harmless steps. Commentary on Psalm 89:5-14 If we give God our ear and hear the joyful sound, he will shew us his face and make us glad. Compare 2 Peter 3:4; 2 Peter 3:9. I TRODUCTIO SPURGEO , "TITLE. 1. I might give further instances out of this Psalm, but enough is as good as a feast. —Kitto's Pictorial Bible. Set up the boundaries again, and keep thy church as a vineyard reserved for thyself. Ver. 6. Who can be compared? King david collected them all and added the psalms of his own which he had composed by divine inspiration. Ver. Let us plead with the righteous Judge of all the earth, and beseech him to fulfil his word wherein he has promised that those who wait upon him shall renew their strength. 1. No, indeed; but to David as the antitype, figure, and forerunner of Jesus Christ. Thou hast made all his enemies to rejoice. Does God love you? They to whom it is a joyful sound are blessed. God says, then, I will keep it for him; for ever and ever shall it be lodged in Christ, and Isis people shall enjoy it throughout eternity. The king had been subject to such sorrow and shame that his diadem had been as it were taken from his head, dashed on the earth, and rolled in the mire. salvation—of all grace—of all consolation. This is to be called to mind whenever the church is in trouble, or our own spirits bowed down with grief. —Matthew Henry. I have said. Some people say, "Then God will leave them." Ver. 3. To life, sense, which he denieth unto plants. “The holy one here may be either David or Nathan the prophet, but most probably the latter, for it was to him that the word of the Lord came by night (2 Samuel 7:4-5).” (Spurgeon) One chosen from the people describes Jesus: 1. "Wilt thou hide thyself", etc. Click the title of a sermon to view or save the PDF. 12. Biblical Commentary (Bible study) Psalm 85. Thy wonders, etc. This referred to Christ, respecteth the oracle, Genesis 3:15, that the Serpent should bruise the foot sole of the woman's seed; referred to Christians which follow his footsteps, in suffering and dying with him, that we may be glorified with him (1 Peter 2:21 Romans 8:17); it notes the scandal of the Cross of Christ, "to the Jews a stumbling block, and to the Greeks foolishness." Psalm 29 Commentary Heavenly Beings. 5. God's actions may appear to us to be the reverse of his promises, and then our best course is to come before him in prayer and put the matter before him just as it strikes our apprehension. 32. Ver. The heavens are thine, the earth also is thine. I made a covenant with my chosen. —Philip Bennett Power. David being persecuted by Saul, said, "There is but a step between me and death", (1 Samuel 20:3). 44. This has happened even to naturally brave men—a terrible dread has unmanned them. Truth, in being as good as thy word; mercy, in being better. Spurgeons's The Treasury of David". Reliance upon divine strength. That just means, the author wrote it to reflect and meditate on something. Thy faithfulness shalt thou establish in the very heavens. Then will I visit their transgressions with the rod. Also I will make him my firstborn. Ver. 43. Or Jehovah, God of Hosts, who is like thee, Mighty Jah. Now God himself is introduced affirming this very thing of himself, that he had made a covenant with man. Also I will make him my firstborn. Allen P. Ross. Selah. Will not man have been made in vain if his life be but short, and that short life be nothing but sorrow? I quoted Psalm 89:7 and I thought I would share Spurgeon's thoughts on this verse: "God is greatly to be feared in the assembly of the sailors. From Augustine's Exposition on the Psalms. My soul fainteth for thy salvation: but I hope in thy word. —Neale and Littledale. Darby. All God’s children are a praying family, and his only-begotten and well-beloved Son sets a noble example in this respect as well as in everything else. Yet this great and terrible God has entered into covenant with men! "Remember", etc. —David Dickson. As monarchs hold in their hands a globe to set forth their dominion over the earth, he shall grasp the far more unconquerable sea, and be Lord of all. Ver. I have exalted one chosen out of the people. It shall be established for ever as the moon. Sing of the mercies of the Lord for ever. The time of the king's energy was brief, he grew feeble before his time. May we have grace to claim a place among those in covenant with God, in Christ Jesus, for then a sense of divine favour will make us also bold and joyous. In these words briefly we may notice. It is a joyful sound to those who know it, hear it, believe it, love it, obey it. If, then, you are in the covenant, you will have the rod; you may rest sure of that. Or to thy faithfulness round about thee. He shall cry unto me, thou art my father. —Alexander Geddes. The great Jehovah, the Maker and the Owner and the Ruler of the universe, hath said respecting his Christ, "I will make him my firstborn"; that is, I will constitute him the chief of all creatures, and the depository of all power, and the possessor of all privileges, and the heir of all creation. The Jews, his foes, shall fall before him; they shall be smitten down in their rejection of hint; they shall perish from off their land, and be dispersed abroad among the nations. Then thou spakest in vision to thy holy one. "And to be had in reverence of all them that are about him." What is walking? This is well expressed by John Howe in a famous sermon. The rod may seem to be in anger, nevertheless, etc. God condescends to employ his gracious ministers to be the means of communication between himself and his favoured ones, —even to King David the covenant was revealed by Nathan the prophet; thus the Lord puts honour upon his ministers. Here we have the name which displays his self existence, the title which denotes his dominion over all his creatures, and an adjective which sets forth the power with which he exercises his sovereignty. Ver. If his members should consume, what would he be head of? Ver. The course of action suggested to his people by the two facts. Earthly kings, from their having nothing in themselves to procure for them authority, and to give them dignity, are under the necessity of borrowing elsewhere what will invest them therewith; but God, having in himself all sufficiency, and standing in no need of any other helps, exhibits to us the splendour of his own image in his righteousness, mercy, and truth. An instance of this, in the literal sense, we have in the appeasing of the storm by our Lord. What a joy it is to us to see Jesus striking hands with the Eternal, and entering into an everlasting covenant on our behalf! Ver. Such a creature made to no purpose; the noblest part of this inferior creation brought forth into being without any imaginable design? Indeed, we read that Julius Caesar bid the master of the ship wherein he was sailing, take courage notwithstanding the boisterous tempest, because he had Caesar and his fortunes embarked in his vessel, as much as to say, the element on which they then were could not prove fatal to an emperor, to so great a one as he was. Ver. Man's faith may fail him sometimes, but God's faithfulness never fails him: God will not suffer his faithfulness to fail. Dear friends, do you walk in that way? Psalm 89 is the 89th psalm in the biblical Book of Psalms, part of the Hebrew Bible.In the Greek Septuagint version of the bible, and in its Latin translation in the Vulgate, this psalm is Psalm 88 in a slightly different numbering system. "His seed." Ver. It were something better not to be." It will also be always desirable to make it known, for men are too apt to forget it, or to doubt it, when hard times press upon them. As the heavens are a proof of God's power, in respect of his first framing them out of nothing; so are they a pattern of God's faithfulness, in their constant and orderly motion according to his word since their framing: The heavens shall praise thy faithfulness also. 8. Can he be so angry with his church as to leave her much longer? —Jean Daille. There is no such plague to bad men as the prosperity of the cause of Jesus. —far from it. 1 Kings 4:31)]. I have found David my servant. Ver. The arms and military prowess of thy people are no longer of any use to them; Thou art against them, and therefore they are fallen. A word once given is sacred; once let a promise pass our lips and honesty forbids that we should recall it, —unless indeed the thing promised be impossible, or wicked, neither of which can happen with the promises of God. 1. Where does his kingdom come among the sons of men? 46. —The hand of God is to be acknowledged. The forts of the land were in the possession of the enemy and were dismantled, the defences of the kingdom were overthrown. Psalm 92. Thou art he whom thy brethren shall praise. Psalm 5. Nevertheless. Ver. For the Lord is our defence. Ver. David's line in the person of Jesus is an endless one, and the race of Jesus, as represented in successive generations of believers, shows no sign of failure. I have found David my servant; with my holy oil have I anointed him: David was the means of bringing great blessings to the people over whom he ruled. Ver. (Spurgeon, C. H. Lectures to my Students: Commenting and Commentaries)Rosscup adds: This is one of the more thorough older exegetical … In their religious character to the end of their own life. The present Psalm makes a pair with the preceding one. (a) His own ability for the office. "The days of his youth", etc. Psalms 89:23. Now the material heavens do not praise the mercy of God, or the grace of God, or the covenant of grace, or the throne of grace that is established in the heavens. Ver. Psalm 1. I will choose one for them, and I will make a covenant with my chosen." AN EVERLASTING THRONE Psalm 89:27-37. That is the provision which God has made in his covenant: and it is delightful to see how God has contemplated our case to the uttermost. Ver. Lu 2:14, to "sing glory to the Highest"; for his grace to man is that miracle. —Le Blanc. God as a sovereign is never unjust or unwise. Lo, we bow before thee, thou Heir of all things! Here you see distinctly that this applies to Christ. Ver. Here is ground for strong confidence; may our faith be of such a nature as these assurances will warrant. Our King is a great King, and he rules over sea and land; there is no bound to his dominions, and there will be no end to his righteous rule. Eternal shalls and wills make glorious havoc among the ifs and buts. As if the Psalmist had said, "The ornaments with which God is invested, instead of being a robe of purple, a diadem, or a sceptre, are, that he is the righteous and impartial judge of the world, a merciful father, and a faithful protector of his people." Is not Christ the Fountain of all mercy to us? In thy favour our horn shall be exalted. From Matthew Henry's Commentary. This also is there specified as having been taken by God: "Once have I sworn by my holiness", etc., and sworn by him that cannot lie, and sworn to that end, "to show the immutability of his counsel", Hebrews 6:17. Among the kings the seed of David were to be most favoured and indulged with most love and paternal regard from God: but in Jesus we see this in the highest degree verified, for he has preeminence in all things, inasmuch as by inheritance he has a more glorious name than any other, and is. To divine wisdom. Thou hast brought his strong holds to ruin. I have made a covenant with my chosen, I have sworn unto. (Spurgeon, C. H. Lectures to my Students: Commenting and Commentaries)Rosscup adds: This is one of the more thorough older exegetical … We are grieved when we feel its strokes, yet there is covenant mercy in them. The their of the people of God becomes our. The rod of the covenant is one of the best things that ever comes to us, since it whips our folly out of us. Yet his throne still maintains justice and judgment. Ver. All that pass by the way spoil him. These are not the ungodly or the unconverted that are spoken of, but God's own children. The work remains in print today in several editions. Ver. —John Calvin. Unrivalled might and unparalleled truth are wedded in the character of Jehovah. 5. And the Holy one of Israel is our king. ", It would be unwarrantable, therefore, to infer from Ethan's expostulation, that the saints who lived under the early kings were strangers to the hope of everlasting life. No angel nor man was capable of it, but the Mighty One (Psalms 89:19) whom the Father points out to us as his chosen, Isaiah 13:1. —Thomas Boston. Psalms 89:24. When the church is no longer separated from the world, and her divine Keeper has no more a dwelling place within her, her plight is wretched indeed. Is the reproach aimed at the delays of the Messiah, those long expected footfalls which as yet are unheard? 1. As for the world and the fulness thereof, thou hast founded them. Ver. The enemy shall not exact upon him. Ver. Verse 89-96. Selah. We gratefully thank The Spurgeon Archive for the use of their source files and the above image of Spurgeon. There is a theoretical knowledge of the gospel. The covenant, therefore, engaged that his life of hardship and oppression should come to an end for ever; it did so in David's own person, and more remarkably still in the life of Solomon his son. The days of his youth hast thou shortened. 51. Not a single word gives liberty for such an idea, but the very reverse. Egypt was crushed like a corpse beneath the chariot wheels of the destroyer: its pomp and glory were broken like the limbs of the dead in battle. This is that foundation in the heavens, whereon mercy is built up for ever, as Psalms 89:2, which (as the Apostle says) "remains for ever"; and so they become "the sure mercies of David", Isaiah 60:3. When the waves thereof arise, thou stillest them. 14. Pindar calls truth yugatera Dios the daughter of God. He will neither break his children's bones, nor his own covenant. Ver. Ver. Thy strength has strewn thy foes dead upon the plain, or compelled them to flee hither and thither in dismay. He would be consecrated to his office by God. He upholdeth them with his hand. Lord, where are thy former lovingkindnesses, which thou swarest unto David in thy truth? Hooper, John, An Exposition of the Sixty-Second Psalm, Writings of Dr. John Hooper, vol. Ver. The mercies that we enjoy this day are founded upon the mercies of former days, such as we ought joyfully and thankfully to recount with delight and praise; remembering the years of the right hand of the Most High. For every condition, there is a Psalm that is suitable and elevating!" The Dutch have translated these words, Who can be shadowed with him? Now for that, you see how Christ promises that God will take order therewith, and will purge it out of them. Ver. Literally, "Who is he among the sons of" Alim (or of Gods, as in Psalms 29:1,) i.e., according to Suicer, the powerful, the princes of the earth. In the Escurial the palace of the Kings of Spain, is their cemetery too; there their royal ashes lie. God is one, we worship none beside. If his subjects should perish, what would he be king of? Since that auspicious day, the general assembly on high and the sacred congregation below have not ceased to sing unto Jehovah, the Lord that keepeth covenant with his elect. This covenant promise ought to be urged in prayer before the Lord, for the great lack of the church at this time is power. And the heavens shall praise thy wonders, O Lord. I have made a covenant with my chosen. Ver. The joyful sound is from Mount Sion. This earnest and humble prayer teaches us that saints may fall into the worst of sins unless restrained by grace, and that therefore they … Is it not the mercy of God the Father flowing to us through Christ that we enjoy? When did David call God his Father? And in my name shall his horn be exalted. They are in 2 Samuel 7:12-17. (a) Human. We, too, have seen our Rahab broken, our sins overthrown, and we cannot but unite in the ascription of praise unto the Lord. Did he create him to hawk after power and principality? The Psalmist himself laid the scorn of the great and the proud to heart. 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