. The comprehensive commentary on the Holy Bible : containing the text according to the Authorised version : Scott's marginal references : Matthew Henry's commentary, condensed ... the practical observations of Thomas Scott : with extensive notes, selected from Scott, Doddridge, Gill [et al.]. jud^nnent.^ {Pltil. 1:9—11.)Conscious therefore that he nnvvoithy of being employed in sucha service, and sensible of his cause for gratitude, if preserved fromgrievous miscarriages, ho set out with oflering sacrifices : and, as hethus united fiunible faitli and holy tear with his fervent affections
. The comprehensive commentary on the Holy Bible : containing the text according to the Authorised version : Scott's marginal references : Matthew Henry's commentary, condensed ... the practical observations of Thomas Scott : with extensive notes, selected from Scott, Doddridge, Gill [et al.]. jud^nnent.^ {Pltil. 1:9—11.)Conscious therefore that he nnvvoithy of being employed in sucha service, and sensible of his cause for gratitude, if preserved fromgrievous miscarriages, ho set out with oflering sacrifices : and, as hethus united fiunible faitli and holy tear with his fervent affections, he?was accepted and prospered accordingly. iJudg. 20:26—28.) Scott. nn.) Bare the ark.]Since writing thenotes on E\. 2-5:10—17. the Ed. finds onone of the most an-cient monuinents ofEgypt, an ark in a re-ligious procession,with emblems on itssides, and images onits top. The length isexactly two thirds ofthe height of the 4bare-headed, shavenfigures, who bear itby the staves upontheir shoulders. Ed. Verses 14, 15.(M. R. V.) It does nnt ajipenr that David in the least attempted toencroach on the priestly ollice.—Tlie methods here adopted by theIsraelites in expressing joy and gratitude, were customary amongthem; and the music, blowing of trumpets, end sacred dances, were[133]. accompanied with psalms of praise, sung to the glory of God, bygreat multitudes in concert. {Ex. 15:20,21. 2 C/ir. 15: 16:) Scott.(14.) Danced, comp. with v. 5. David ployed.] A cut is given of a dancing figure wlic plays; it is from a of a religious festivalfound at Hercnlaneum, andshows an ancient form cfthe harp, as well as themethod of playing whiledancing. Ed. Verse seems to havehad no deep sense of theimportance and excellencyof heavenly things: but shewas possessed with highthoughts of temporal dig-nity and royalty. Perhaps,she considered Davids zealas a reproach of her fath-ers negligence. Scott. Verse 17. The tabernacle, which had been long situated at ^ Shiloh,
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