Psalms 107
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Psalms 107:33-43

33He turnethH7760 riversH5104 into a wildernessH4057, and the waterspringsH4325H4161 into dry groundH6774; 34A fruitfulH6529 landH776 into barrennessH4420, for the wickednessH7451 of them that dwellH3427 in it.1 35He turnethH7760 the wildernessH4057 into a standingH98 waterH4325, and dryH6723 groundH776 into waterspringsH4325H4161. 36And there he maketh the hungryH7457 to dwellH3427, that they may prepareH3559 a cityH5892 for habitationH4186; 37And sowH2232 the fieldsH7704, and plantH5193 vineyardsH3754, which may yieldH6213 fruitsH6529 of increaseH8393. 38He blessethH1288 them also, so that they are multipliedH7235 greatlyH3966; and doest not letH4591 their cattleH929 to decreaseH4591. 39Again, they are diminishedH4591 and brought lowH7817 through oppressionH6115, afflictionH7451, and sorrowH3015. 40He pourethH8210 contemptH937 upon princesH5081, and causeth them to wanderH8582 in the wildernessH8414, where there is no wayH1870.2 41Yet he setteth the poorH34 on highH7682 from afflictionH6040, and makethH7760 him familiesH4940 like a flockH6629.3 42The righteousH3477 shall seeH7200 it, and rejoiceH8055: and all iniquityH5766 shall stopH7092 her mouthH6310. 43Whoever is wiseH2450, and will observeH8104 these things, even they shall understandH995 the lovingkindnessH2617 of the LORDH3068.

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Notes

  1. 1. Psalms 107:34 barrenness: Heb. saltiness ↩
  2. 2. Psalms 107:40 wilderness: or, void place ↩
  3. 3. Psalms 107:41 from: or, after ↩

Commentaries on Psalms 107

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain