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Psalms, like the 33rd, 34th, and 37th, or the 119th. But in others it is well worth the effort to gain a continuous view of the Psalm as a whole. A simple commentary will give this, or even sometimes the R.V. alone, or the headings in the A.V., such as the very suggestive one prefixed to the 110th:
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This one was born there, instead of the mysterious
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Lo, there was he born, etc. The Psalm refers not to the birth of the Messiah, but to the new birth of individuals out of the heathen races who thus become citizens of Sion.
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So let indignation vex him, even as a thing that is raw (lviii. 8), becomes certainly more intelligible as
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He shall take them away with a whirlwind, the green and the burning alike (a metaphor from a traveller's fire of brushwood, blown away by a sudden wind); and even if
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remains still obscure in Ps. lxviii. in the revised {29} translation, its
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becomes intelligible as
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; or in Ps. xlii., where
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Therefore will I remember thee concerning the land of Judah and the little hill of Hermon is made clear at once by the substitution of
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for