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Sálmarnir 78:42
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
remembered: Psalms 78:11, Psalms 78:21, Psalms 78:22, Psalms 136:10-15, Exodus 13:9, Isaiah 11:11, Jeremiah 32:21
the day: Psalms 106:7-10, Exodus 14:12, Exodus 14:30, Exodus 14:31
the enemy: or, affliction
Reciprocal: Exodus 18:8 - how the Lord Numbers 14:11 - believe me Deuteronomy 7:18 - remember Judges 8:34 - remembered Nehemiah 9:17 - mindful Psalms 78:12 - Marvellous Psalms 78:35 - remembered Psalms 106:21 - forgat Ezekiel 16:43 - thou hast Acts 7:36 - after Acts 13:17 - and with
Gill's Notes on the Bible
They remembered not his hand,.... Which brought them out of Egypt, and dashed their enemies in pieces, and which had been so often opened to supply their wants in the wilderness; the Targum renders it, the miracles of his hand:
nor the day when he delivered them from the enemy; Pharaoh king of Egypt; that very memorable day in which they were delivered out of his hands, that selfsame day which had been fixed, by promise and prophecy many hundreds of years before, in which the hosts of the Lord went out of Egypt, Exodus 12:41, times when as well as places where deliverances and salvation have been wrought should not be forgotten; and forgetfulness of the goodness of God in times past is often the cause and occasion of sinning against him, which, by a remembrance of his kind appearances, might be prevented.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
They remembered not his hand - His gracious interpositions; the manifestations of his power. They forgot that power had been exercised which showed that he was omnipotent - that there was no limit to his ability to aid them.
Nor the day when he delivered them from the enemy - The time when he rescued them. The power then manifested was sufficient to defend and deliver them in any new dangers that could befall them. The margin is, from affliction. The Hebrew will admit of either interpretation. The sense is not materially changed.
