Geneva Bible Notes: Psalms 27

Psalms 27:1 ^a Because he was assured of good successe in all his dangers, and that his saluation was surely laid vpoin God, he feared not the tyranie of his enemies.

Psalms 27:1 ^! Dauid maketh this psalme being deliuered from great perils, as appeareth by the praises and thankesgiuing annexed

Psalms 27:3 ^b That God wil deliuer me, & giue my faith the victorie.

Psalms 27:4 ^c The losse of countrie, wife & all worldely commodities greue me not in respect of this one thing that I may not praise thy Name in the mides of the Congregacion.

Psalms 27:6 ^d Dauid assured him selfe by the Spirit of prophecie that he shulde ouercome his eneies and serue God in his Tabernacle.

Psalms 27:6 ^! Wherein we may se the constant faith of Dauid against the assaltes of all his enemies.

Psalms 27:7 ^! And also the end wherefore he desireth to liue and to be deliuered, onely to worship God in his Congregation.

Psalms 27:8 ^e He groundeth vpon Gods promes & sheweth that he is most willing to obey his commandement.

Psalms 27:10 ^f He magnifieth Gods loue towards his, which farre passeth the most tender loue of parents towards their children.

Psalms 27:12 ^g But ether pacifie their wrath, or bridel their rage.

Psalms 27:13 ^h In this present life before I dye, as {Isa. 38,11}

Psalms 27:14 ⁱ He exhorteth him slef to depende on the Lord, seing he neuer failed in his promises.