Thou madest known unto me the ways of life; Thou shalt make me full of gladness with thy countenance.

'THOU'-i.e. the Father.

'MADEST KNOWN'-Jesus knew beforehand that He would be raised from the dead.

'WITH THY COUNTENANCE'-'Thou wilt fill me with happiness in thy presence' (TCNT). Probably. reference to the ascension of Jesus, and His being in the immediate presence of the Father, as He had been from all eternity (John 17:5).

'That this passage predicts the resurrection of some person from the dead previous to the corruption of his body, is undeniable; and the only question between Peter and his hearers would have been, Of whom did David speak?' (McGarvey p. 32)

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