Psa 119:126-128 | TSK | e4.org | time , ; , ; ; to work That is, "to take vengeance," as asah signifies, ; , by an ellipsis of the noun. When infidels, profligates, and Pharisees, "make void the law of God," generally, then it is time for God to arise to vindicate His own honour and maintain His cause among men. they ; ; ; ; ,

‏ Psalms 119:126-128

time Ps 9:19, Ps 102:13; Gen 22:10-11, Gen 22:14; Deut 32:36; Isa 42:14

to work That is, "to take vengeance," as asah signifies, Jer 18:23; Mal 3:17, by an ellipsis of the noun. When infidels, profligates, and Pharisees, "make void the law of God," generally, then it is time for God to arise to vindicate His own honour and maintain His cause among men.

they Jer 8:8; Hab 1:4; Mal 2:8; Matt 15:6; Rom 3:31, Rom 4:14

I love Ps 119:72, Ps 19:10; Prov 3:13-18, Prov 8:11, Prov 16:16; Matt 13:45-46; Eph 3:8

I esteem Ps 119:6, Ps 19:7-8; Deut 4:8; Job 33:27; Prov 30:5; Rom 7:12, Rom 7:14, Rom 7:16, Rom 7:22

all things Kol, "all" seems to have been omitted by all the versions, except the Chaldee; which reads simply, "all thy precepts;" and this renders the text more perspicuous and unembarrassed.

and I Ps 119:104, Ps 119:118