Matthew Poole Commentary - Psalms 108:10

Matthew Poole Commentary - Psalms 108:10 - 108:10

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Psalms 108:10 - 108:10

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108:1 - 108:1
108:2 - 108:2
108:3 - 108:3
108:4 - 108:4
108:5 - 108:5
108:6 - 108:6
108:7 - 108:7
108:8 - 108:8
108:9 - 108:9
108:10 - 108:10
108:11 - 108:11
108:12 - 108:12
108:13 - 108:13

This he repeats in this place, either because, though the enemies were defeated and subdued, yet there was some strong city or cities which were not yet taken; or in way of thankful commemoration of God’s goodness in answering his former requests, as if he had said, I remember this day, to thy glory and my own comfort, my former straits and dangers, which made mile cry out, Who will bring me, &c.?