Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - Psalms 33:10 - 33:10

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Keil and Delitzsch Commentary - Psalms 33:10 - 33:10


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His praiseworthiness (c) as the irresistible Ruler in the history of men. Since in 2Sa 15:34; 2Sa 17:14, and frequently, הֵפֵר עֵצָה is a common phrase, therefore heepiyr as in Psa 89:34, Eze 17:19, is equivalent to הֵפֵר (Ges. §67, rem. 9). The perfects are not used in the abstract, but of that which has been experienced most recently, since the “new song” presupposes new matter. With Psa 33:11 compare Pro 19:21. The עֲצַת of God is the unity of the “thoughts of His heart,” i.e., of the ideas, which form the inmost part, the ultimate motives of everything that takes place. The whole history of the world is the uninterrupted carrying out of a divine plan of salvation, the primary object of which is His people, but in and with these are included humanity at large.