Psalms 113:6
What meaning of the psalms 113:6 in the Bible?
What does Psalms 113:6 mean? Commentary, explanation and study verse by verse.
"Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and in the earth!"
What does Psalms 113:6 mean? Commentary, explanation and study verse by verse.
"Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and in the earth!"
WHO HUMBLETH HIMSELF ... - So high that it is necessary he should stoop even to behold the things which seem most lofty to us; and who actually does stoop thus to regard the things which he has made i...
Psalms 113 Hallelujah! Praise His Name! This third Hallelujah Psalm begins with a Hallelujah and ends with Hallelujah. It is given in the Authorized Version as “Praise ye the Lord” (as in all these...
CXIII. GOD ON HIGH CARES FOR THE LOWLY. Psalms 113:7. The dunghill is like Job's, waste and refuse heaped up outside the village and still the refuge of lepers and diseased persons of one kind or ano...
HEAVEN. the heavens....
DISCOURSE: 687 GREATNESS AND CONDESCENSION OF GOD Psalms 113:5. _Who is like unto the Lord our God, who dwelleth on high, who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven and in the earth...
WHO HUMBLETH HIMSELF TO BEHOLD, &C.— Mudge renders the foregoing verse unitedly with this: _Who is as the Lord our God, that sitteth so high, that looketh so low, in the heaven, and in the earth?_ In...
PSALMS 113 DESCRIPTIVE TITLE A Song of Sublime Simplicity: reaching its Climax by Rejoicing with a Glad Mother! ANALYSIS Stanza I., Psalms 113:1-3, Praise Invited from Jehovah's Servants, for All...
Who is like unto the LORD our God, who dwelleth on high, WHO (IS) LIKE UNTO THE LORD OUR GOD, WHO DWELLETH ON HIGH? WHO HUMBLETH (HIMSELF) TO BEHOLD (THE THINGS THAT ARE) IN HEAVEN, AND IN THE EART...
This Ps. begins the group (113-118) known in the Jewish Church as the Hallel Psalms, or Hymns of Praise, from _hillel,_ to praise. They are sung at the Passover Feast—Psalms 113, 114 before the second...
Psalms 107:150 _GORDON CHURCHYARD_ THE SERVANTS’ SONG PSALMS 113 THE FIRST EGYPTIAN HALLEL AND WHEN JESUS AND HIS FRIENDS HAD SUNG A PSALM, THEY WENT OUT TO THE *MOUNT OF OLIVES (MARK 14:26). (Th...
HUMBLETH HIMSELF. — Contrast this condescension with the _indifference_ to human joys and sorrows which heathen deities were said to show....
הַֽ מַּשְׁפִּילִ֥י לִ רְאֹ֑ות בַּ † שָּׁמַ֥יִם וּ בָ † אָֽרֶץ׃...
Psalms 113:1 THIS pure burst of praise is the first of the psalms composing the Hallel, which was sung at the three great feasts (Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles), as well as at the...
THE MIGHTY GOD UPLIFTETH THE LOWLY Psalms 113:1; Psalms 114:1 We detect the song of Samuel's mother in the first of these psalms. She sang the Old Testament “Magnificat” and it was embalmed by the ps...
This is the first of six psalms which constitute the Hallel or Hymn of Praise, which the Hebrews sang at Passover, Pentecost, and the Feast of Tabernacles. This group is necessarily of special interes...
A most sublime thought is awakened by these verses, in the contemplation of God. To behold things in heaven, in the upper and brighter world, is wonderful condescension in him that inhabiteth the prai...
THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS PSALMS 111 THROUGH 113. Psalms 111-113 go together as a hallelujah in reference to Jehovah's ways with Israel in their deliverance. First, Psalms 111, the works of Jeh...
WHO HUMBLETH HIMSELF TO BEHOLD THE THINGS THAT ARE IN HEAVEN, AND IN THE EARTH. The persons the highest heavens, the angels whom he upholds in their beings, and admits into his presence; who always be...
Who humbleth [himself] to behold [the things that are] in heaven, and in the earth! Ver. 6. _Who humbleth himself_] Lo, it is a condescension in God to vouchsafe to look out of himself upon the saint...
_The Lord is high above all nations_ Superior to all princes and bodies of people in the world; _and his glory above the heavens_ Whereas the glory of earthly monarchs is confined to this lower world,...
PRAISE OF GOD'S MERCY TOWARD THE LOWLY....
Who is so high, that it is a wonderful vouchsafement and condescension in him to take any notice or care of his holy and heavenly host, and much more of sinful and miserable men upon earth, which yet...
Psalms 113:6 humbles H8213 (H8688) behold H7200 (H8800) heavens H8064 earth H776 humbleth - Psalms 11:4; Job 4:18, Job 15:15; Isaiah 6:2 in the earth - Psalms 138:6; Isaiah 57:15
We will read, this evening, two passages in the Word of God; the first will be Psalms 113:1 . Psalms 113:1. _Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the name of the LORD._ Thre...
CONTENTS: A call to praise God. CHARACTERS: God. CONCLUSION: Praise is a duty the believer should much abound in and in which he should be frequently employed, for in every place there appears the m...
This and the five following psalms form the great HALLEL, or hymn of praise, sung at the passover and other festivals of the Jews. They celebrate, as the word imports, the _shinings forth, eradiations...
_Praise the name of the Lord._ HIGHEST SERVICE AND THE HIGHEST BEING I. The highest service in which intelligent creatures can engage. What is praise? Not verbal laudation, however enthusiastic in f...
PSALM PSALM—NOTE ON PSALMS 113:1. This short hymn of praise celebrates the way in which the great God who rules over all takes notice of the lowly. Such a God is indeed worthy to be praised by all man...
INTRODUCTION 1. Another of the Hallelujah Psalms 2. Date and authorship unknown. 3. The first of six Psalms in the Jewish liturgy (113–118) termed Hallel, or the Egyptian _Hallel_, as distinguished...
EXPOSITION This is the first of the "Hallel" psalms, or of those sung at the Feasts of the Passover, Pentecost, and Tabernacles. It is a "Hallelujah psalm," like the two preceding, but is not alphabe...
Psa 113:1-9 begins and ends with Hallelujah. Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the name of Yahweh. Blessed be the name of the LORD (Psalms 113:1-2) Or blessed be the name...
Isaiah 57:15; Isaiah 6:2; Isaiah 66:2; Job 15:15; Job 4:18; Psalms 11:4; Psalms 138:6...
Humbleth — Who is so high, that it is a wonderful condescention in him to take any notice of his heavenly host, and much more of sinful and miserable men upon earth....