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John Wesley on Psalms 107

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Psalms107:3

Gathered - Into their own land.

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Psalms107:4

No city - Or rather, no town inhabited, where they might refresh themselves.

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Psalms107:6

The Lord - Heb. Unto Jehovah, to the true God. For the Heathens had, many of them, some knowledge of the true God.

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Psalms107:7

Forth - Out of the wilderness.

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Psalms107:10

Darkness - In dark prisons or dungeons.

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Psalms107:12

Heart - The pride and obstinacy of their hearts. Fell - They fell into hopeless miseries.

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Psalms107:17

Afflicted - With sickness.

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Psalms107:20

Word - His command, or blessing.

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Psalms107:32

Exalt him - In public assemblies, and before all persons, as they have opportunity. Elders - The magistrates or rulers; let them not be ashamed nor afraid to speak of God's wonderful works, before the greatest of men.

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Psalms107:33

Rivers - Those grounds which are well watered, and therefore fruitful. And so the water - springs, here, and the standing water, ver.35 are taken. Into - Into a dry ground, which is like a parched and barren wilderness.

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Psalms107:34

For - He doth not inflict these judgments without cause, but for the punishment of sin in some, and the prevention of it in others.

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Psalms107:35

Water - Into a well - watered and fruitful land.

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Psalms107:36

Hungry - Poor people who could not provide for themselves.

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Psalms107:39

They - These men, who when they are exalted by God, grow insolent and secure. Low - By God's just judgment.

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Psalms107:40

Contempt - Renders them despicable. Wander - Banishes them from their own courts and kingdoms, and forces them to flee into desolate wildernesses for shelter.

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