the Week of Proper 9 / Ordinary 14
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La Bible David Martin
Psaumes 136:8
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Le soleil pour dominer sur le jour, car sa miséricorde dure éternellement;
Le soleil pour dominer sur le jour, car sa bonté demeure à toujours;
Le soleil pour présider au jour, Car sa miséricorde dure à toujours!
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
The sun: Psalms 148:3, Jeremiah 31:35, Matthew 5:45
to rule: Heb. for the rulings
Reciprocal: Genesis 1:16 - to rule Job 38:12 - commanded Psalms 19:2 - night unto Psalms 65:8 - outgoings
Gill's Notes on the Bible
The sun to rule by day,.... Which is the greater light, Genesis 1:16;
for his mercy [endureth] for ever: this great light, so beneficial to the earth and the inhabitants of it, which was made near six thousand years ago, still continues, and will to the end of time; enlightening the world, warming the air and earth, imparting its light and heat to all creatures on it, and influencing the earth to bring forth a variety of things for the use and delight of mankind, called "the precious things [brought] forth by the sun", Deuteronomy 33:14; an emblem of a more beneficial light, in which the rich grace and mercy of God appear, and for which we have reason to give thanks; even the sun of righteousness, the Messiah, the light of the world, the author of the light of nature, grace, and glory; and who will continue as long as the sun, and when that shall be no more, Malachi 4:2.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
The sun to rule by day - Genesis 1:16. Margin, as in Hebrew, for the ruling of the day. That is, to control, as it were, the day; to determine its length - its beginning - its ending - to make it what it is.
For his mercy ... - By all the blessings of day as distinguished from night and darkness - by all that the sun in his daily course does to diffuse life, joy, peace, comfort, happiness on the earth - by all that are warmed by its beams, cheered by its light, guided in labor, guarded from dangers - do we derive an argument for the mercy of God; by all this there is laid a foundation for his praise.
