Psalm 105
Revised Version 1895
1GiveH3034 thanksH3034 unto the LORDH3068, callH7121 uponH7121 his nameH8034; makeH3045 knownH3045 his doings among the peoplesH5971.
2SingH2167 unto him, singH2167 praisesH2167 unto him; talkH7878 ye of allH3605 his marvelousH6381 worksH6381.
3Glory ye in his holyH6944 nameH8034: letH8055 the heartH3820 of them rejoiceH8055 that seekH1245 the LORDH3068.
5RememberH2142 his marvelousH6381 worksH6381 that he hath doneH6213; his wondersH4159, and the judgmentsH4941 of his mouthH6310;
6O ye seedH2233 of AbrahamH85 his servantH5650, ye childrenH1121 of JacobH3290, his chosenH972 onesH972.
8He hath rememberedH2142 his covenantH1285 for everH5769, the wordH1697 whichH1697 he commandedH6680 to a thousandH505 generationsH1755;
10And confirmedH5975 the same unto JacobH3290 for a statuteH2706, to IsraelH3478 for an everlastingH5769 covenantH1285:
11SayingH559, Unto thee will I giveH5414 the landH776 of CanaanH3667, the lot of your inheritanceH5159:
13And they wentH1980 aboutH413 from nationH1471 to nationH1471, from one kingdomH4467 to anotherH312 peopleH5971.
14He suffered noH3808 manH120 to do them wrong; yea, he reprovedH3198 kingsH4428 for their sakesH5921;
15Saying, TouchH5060 notH408 mine anointedH4899 onesH4899, and doH408 my prophetsH5030 noH408 harmH7489.
16And he calledH7121 for a famineH7458 uponH5921 the landH776; he brake the wholeH3605 staffH4294 of breadH3899.
19UntilH5704 the time that his wordH1697 cameH935 to passH935; the wordH1697 of the LORDH3068 triedH6884 him.
20The kingH4428 sentH7971 and loosed him; even the rulerH4910 of peoplesH5971, and letH7971 him goH7971 freeH7971.
23IsraelH3478 also cameH935 intoH935 EgyptH4714; and JacobH3290 sojourned in the landH776 of HamH2526.
24And he increasedH6509 his peopleH5971 greatlyH3966, and madeH6509 them stronger than their adversaries.
25He turnedH2015 their heartH3820 to hateH8130 his peopleH5971, to dealH5230 subtilly with his servantsH5650.
28He sentH7971 darknessH2822, and madeH2821 it darkH2822; and they rebelledH4784 notH3808 againstH854 his wordsH1697.
33He smoteH5221 their vinesH1612 also and their figH8384 treesH6086; and brake the treesH6086 of their bordersH1366.
35And did eatH398 upH398 everyH3605 herbH6212 in their landH776, and did eatH398 upH398 the fruitH6529 of their groundH776.
36He smoteH5221 also allH3605 the firstbornH1060 in their landH776, the chief of allH3605 their strengthH202.
37And he broughtH3318 them forthH3318 with silverH3701 and goldH2091: and there was notH369 one feebleH3782 person among his tribesH7626.
38EgyptH4714 was gladH8055 when they departedH3318; for the fearH6343 of them had fallenH5307 uponH5921 them.
39He spreadH6566 a cloudH6051 for a coveringH4539; and fireH784 to giveH215 lightH215 in the nightH3915.
40They askedH7592, and he broughtH935 quailsH7958, and satisfiedH7646 them with the breadH3899 of heavenH8064.
41He openedH6605 the rockH6697, and watersH4325 gushedH2100 outH1980; they ranH1980 in the dryH6723 placesH6723 like a riverH5104.
43And he broughtH3318 forthH3318 his peopleH5971 with joyH8342, and his chosenH972 with singingH7440.
Commentaries on Psalms 105
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
- Barnes’ Notes on the Bible
- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
- Tyndale Open Study Notes
- Jamieson–Fausset–Brown Commentary
- Rashi on Tanakh
- Calvin’s Commentaries
- Keil & Delitzsch Commentary
- John Wesley’s Notes
- The Treasury of David
- Darby Translation Notes
- Geneva Bible Translation Notes
- Kingcomments
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
- Matthew Henry’s Modern English Commentary
- Original Douay–Rheims Annotations
- Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary
- EGW Writings
Revised Version 1895 — 1895 — Public Domain
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