Psa 119:85-87 | TSK | e4.org | The proud This metaphor is taken from the mode in which wild beasts are caught in the East. Deep pits are dug in the earth, and slightly covered over with reeds, turf, etc., so as not to be discerned from the solid ground; and the animals attempting to walk over them, the surface breaks, they fall in, and are taken alive. Thus the Psalmist's enemies employed craft as well as power in order to effect his ruin. , , , ; ; which

‏ Psalms 119:85-87

The proud This metaphor is taken from the mode in which wild beasts are caught in the East. Deep pits are dug in the earth, and slightly covered over with reeds, turf, etc., so as not to be discerned from the solid ground; and the animals attempting to walk over them, the surface breaks, they fall in, and are taken alive. Thus the Psalmist's enemies employed craft as well as power in order to effect his ruin. Ps 119:78, Ps 7:15, Ps 35:7, Ps 36:11; Prov 16:27; Jer 18:20

which Ps 58:1-2

All thy Ps 119:128, Ps 119:138, Ps 119:142, Ps 119:151, Ps 19:9; Rom 7:12

faithful Heb. faithfulness

they Ps 119:78, Ps 7:1-5, Ps 35:7, Ps 35:19, Ps 38:19, Ps 59:3-4; Jer 18:20

help Ps 70:5, Ps 142:4-6, Ps 143:9

almost 1Sam 20:3, 1Sam 23:26-27; 2Sam 17:16; Matt 10:28

but I forsook Ps 119:51, Ps 119:61; 1Sam 24:6-7, 1Sam 26:9, 1Sam 26:24