the Week of Christ the King / Proper 29 / Ordinary 34
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Brenton's Septuagint
Psalms 101:8
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My daily task will be to ferret out the wicked and free the city of the Lord from their grip.
Morning by morning will I destroy all the wicked of the land; to cut off all the workers of iniquity from the city of the LORD.
Morning by morning I will destroy all the wicked of the land; To cut off all the workers of iniquity from the city of Yahweh.
Every morning I will destroy the wicked in the land. I will rid the Lord 's city of people who do evil.
Each morning I will destroy all the wicked people in the land, and remove all evildoers from the city of the Lord .
I will early destroy all the wicked of the land; that I may cut off all who practice wickedness from the city of the LORD.
Morning by morning, I will destroy all the wicked of the land; To cut off all the workers of iniquity from Yahweh's city.
Morning after morning I will destroy all the wicked in the land, That I may cut off from the city of the LORD all those who do evil.
Morning by morning I will destroy all the wicked in the land, cutting off all the evildoers from the city of the Lord .
In the morutid Y killide alle the synners of erthe; that Y schulde leese fro the citee of the Lord alle men worchynge wickidnesse.
Every morning I will remove all the wicked of the land, that I may cut off every evildoer from the city of the LORD.
Each morning I will silence any lawbreakers I find in the countryside or in the city of the Lord .
Morning by morning will I destroy all the wicked of the land; To cut off all the workers of iniquity from the city of Jehovah.
Morning by morning will I put to death all the sinners in the land, so that all evil-doers may be cut off from Jerusalem.
Every morning I will destroy all the wicked of the land, cutting off all evildoers from the city of Adonai .
Every morning will I destroy all the wicked of the land: to cut off all workers of iniquity from the city of Jehovah.
My goal each day will be to destroy the wicked living in our land. I will force all who do evil to leave the city of the Lord .
Morning by morning will I destroy all the wicked of the land; {P}
I will earely destroy all the wicked of the land: that I may cut off all wicked doers from the citie of the Lord.
I will destroy all the sinful in the land every morning. I will cut off all those who do wrong from the city of the Lord.
Morning by morning I will destroy all the wicked in the land, cutting off all evildoers from the city of the Lord .
Betimes will I destroy all the wicked of the land, that I may cut off all the workers of iniquitie from the Citie of the Lord.
In the early morning I will silence all the wicked of the earth; and I will destroy all the doers of iniquity from the city of the LORD.
Day after day I will destroy the wicked in our land; I will expel all who are evil from the city of the Lord .
Morning by morning, will I uproot, All the lawless ones of the land, That I may cut off, out of the city of Yahweh - All the workers of iniquity.
(100-8) In the morning I put to death all the wicked of the land: that I might cut off all the workers of iniquity from the city of the Lord.
Morning by morning I will destroy all the wicked in the land, cutting off all the evildoers from the city of the LORD.
I wyll euery mornyng destroy all the vngodly in the lande: that I may roote out from the citie of God all workers of wickednesse.
Every morning I will destroyall the wicked of the land,wiping out all evildoers from the Lord’s city.
Morning by morning, I will destroy all the wicked of the land; To cut off all the workers of iniquity from the LORD's city.
I will early destroy all the wicked of the land; that I may cut off all wicked doers from the city of the Lord .
Each morning, I will destroy all the wicked of the land, cutting off from the city of Yahweh all evildoers.
In the mornings I will cut off all the wicked of the land, so that I may cut off all the evil workers from the city of Jehovah.
At morning I cut off all the wicked of the land, To cut off from the city of Jehovah All the workers of iniquity!
I shal soone destroye all the vngodly of the londe, that all wicked doers maye be roted out of the cite of the LORDE.
Every morning I will destroy all the wicked of the land, So as to eliminate from the city of the LORD all those who do injustice.
Early I will destroy all the wicked of the land, That I may cut off all the evildoers from the city of the LORD.
Every morning I will destroy all the wicked of the land, So as to cut off from the city of the Lord all those who do iniquity.
Every morning I will destroy all the wicked of the land,To cut off from the city of Yahweh all the workers of iniquity.
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
early: Psalms 75:10, Proverbs 16:12, Proverbs 20:8, Proverbs 20:26, Jeremiah 21:12, Micah 3:1-4, Micah 3:9
cut off: Psalms 48:2, Psalms 48:8, Hosea 9:3, Micah 2:8-10, Revelation 21:27, Revelation 22:14, Revelation 22:15
Reciprocal: Exodus 36:3 - every morning Leviticus 14:40 - take away 2 Samuel 3:39 - I am 2 Samuel 13:21 - he was very wroth 1 Kings 2:33 - return upon Nehemiah 13:28 - I chased Psalms 45:7 - hatest Psalms 104:35 - sinners Proverbs 25:5 - away Luke 13:27 - depart
Gill's Notes on the Bible
I will early destroy all the wicked of the land, e.] Of the land of Israel, signifying that he would make a general reformation throughout the kingdom that as soon as wicked men were discovered in any part of the land, he would cut them off, would take the first opportunity of punishing them as the law directs: or he would do it "in morning" s, as in the Hebrew text; that is, every morning, constantly and continually;
s ××קר×× "in matutinis", Montanus, Vatablus, Junius Tremellius, Piscator, Cocceius so Ainsworth.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
I will early destroy ... - Hebrew, âIn the mornings I will destroy.â That is, It shall be my first business as I enter upon the day. Possibly, also, by the use of the plural here - âin the morningsâ - there may be the idea that this would be his constant rule of conduct: he would do it every day; he would do it morning by morning. He would on no day - at no time - allow the wicked to be in his service. This rule would be unvarying. It would extend through his life. The word âdestroyâ here may refer not only to his conduct as a man, and as the head of a family, but to the act of a magistrate; and the idea may be, that the rule which he prescribed for himself in his own house was a rule which he would carry with him into public: that is, as the psalm was composed by David, that, as a king and sovereign, it should be his aim to carry those principles to the throne; that, in respect to the state, he would do what he purposed to do in his home-relations. The strict and stern regard for truth, sincerity, honesty, fidelity, which he would evince in the one case he would evince in the other; carrying to the high employments of public life, where there were so many temptations to a contrary course, the inflexible virtues which were needful for peace, for happiness, and for success in domestic life.
That I may cut off - By discountenancing them; by punishing them if they are guilty.
All wicked doers - All violators of law.
From the city of the Lord - From Jerusalem, the place where God dwelt, and which was sacred to his service. See Psalms 46:4, note; Psalms 48:2, note; Psalms 48:8, note. Happy is the man at the head of a family - happy is the magistrate - who adopts for himself, and who faithfully carries out the principles laid down by the author of this psalm - divinely inspired to adopt such rules for himself, and to suggest them for others in all ages.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Psalms 101:8. I will early destroy — I will take the first opportunity of destroying all the wicked of the land. I will purify my court, purge Jerusalem, and cleanse the whole land of every abomination and abominable person; so that the city of my God, where holiness alone should dwell, shall indeed become the Holy City; that the state may be made prosperous, and the people happy. Such an administration must have been a good one, where such pious caution was used in choosing all the officers of the state.
ANALYSIS OF THE HUNDRED AND FIRST PSALM
There are two parts of this Psalm: -
I. The sum, with the dedication of it, Psalms 101:1.
II. The full explanation of mercy and judgment, and how practiced: -
1. Towards himself, Psalms 101:2-5.
2. Towards ungodly men, Psalms 101:4-5; Psalms 101:7-8.
3. Towards all good men, Psalms 101:6.
I. The sum of the Psalm, mercy and judgment, the two great virtues of a king.
1. Mercy in countenancing, giving audience, judging, and rewarding the good.
2. Judgment in discountenancing, being a terror to and punishing the evil doers.
II. He begins with his own reformation and that of his house, that he may set a godly example to his kingdom.
1. "I will behave myself wisely:" most act foolishly; I shall be guided by Divine wisdom.
2. "I am in a perfect way:" I have professed to believe in the God of Israel, and I must walk suitably to this profession.
3. "When wilt thou come unto me?" I am sincere in my resolves; but without thee I can do nothing. Stand by me, and I will walk uprightly.
In his house he resolves, "I will walk within my house with a perfect heart."
1. "I will walk:" it shall be my constant employment.
2. "I will walk in my house:" I will see that my family fear God.
3. "I will walk with a perfect heart:" I shall do nothing for show; all shall be sincere and pious.
In order to walk in this perfect way, he promises, -
1. "I will set no wicked thing before my eyes:" evil desires enter more frequently into the soul by the eye than by any of the other senses.
2. "I hate the work of them that turn aside:" he that would leave sin must hate and abhor it: he that leaves God is an object of abhorrence.
3. "It shall not cleave to me:" it will cleave to him who cleaves to it. He who does not hate it, will cleave to it.
He shows what he will be towards the ungodly.
1. "A froward heart shall depart from me:" the headstrong, stubborn, and refractory.
2. "I will not know the wicked:" I shall not only not approve of such, but I will cultivate no acquaintance with them.
These wicked persons he particularizes. They are,
1. Slanderers: "Him that slandereth his neighbour I will cut off."
2. The ambitious: "Him that hath a high look," who wants influence and honour.
3. The proud: the haughty, who thinks all born to be his vassals.
How he will treat the godly.
1. "His eye shall be upon the faithful." Of them he will take especial care; he shall dwell with me.
2. The truly religious, "he that walks in a perfect way," shall be employed by himself. "He shall serve me."
He farther states what he will do in reference to the ungodly.
1. No fraudulent person shall dwell in his house: "He that worketh deceit," c.
2. Liars shall be banished out of his sight.
In this work he tells us how he would proceed.
1. "I will early destroy." I will make despatch, that the land be not polluted.
2. The end, in reference to the Church: "I will cut off the wicked from the city of the Lord." The city, the seat of government, the place of God's altars, must be kept pure. There must be a thorough, a radical reform. No corruption or abuse, either in things political, domestic, or religious, shall be tolerated. All must be holy, as he who has called us is holy. This was a reformation according to God's word not according to the caprice of the multitude.
