William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 41:1

William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 41:1 - 41:13

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William Kelly Major Works Commentary - Psalms 41:1 - 41:13

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41:1 - 41:13

This too is "To the chief musician: a psalm of David." Thus it also shows us an individual, yea a remnant "poor and needy" in their measure, and "Blessed is he that considereth the poor." Jehovah will deliver, preserve, strengthen, and be merciful to him, whatever evil enemies may say. And the end will show the Jehovah God of Israel blessed from and to everlasting.

That this psalm embraces Christ as betrayed by Judas is beyond dispute. He indeed was the One Who being rich made Himself poor for His own. But if ver. 9 be truly applied to Him, ver. 4 proves that the godly Jew is really in view, and not the Lord throughout. Sin is confessed but the heart goes thoroughly out to Jehovah. Such will be the righteous in the consummation of the age.