Geneva Bible Notes: Psalms 28

Psalms 28:1 ^a He counteth him selfe as a dead man, til God shew his fauour toward him, and grante him his petition.

Psalms 28:1 ^! Being in great feare & heauines of heart to se God dishonored by the wicked hie desireth to be rid of them.

Psalms 28:2 ^b He vsed this outward meanes to helpe the weaknes of his faith: for in the place was the Arke, and there God promised to shewe the tokens of his fauour.

Psalms 28:3 ^c Destroy not the good with the bad.

Psalms 28:4 ^! And cryeth for vengeance against them: & as length assureth him selfe, that God hathe heard his praier.

Psalms 28:4 ^d He thus praieth in respect of Gods glorie, & not for his owne cause, being assured that God wolde punish the persecuters of his Church.

Psalms 28:5 ^e Let them be vtterly destroyed, as {Malach. 1,4}

Psalms 28:6 ^f Because he felt the assurance of Gods help in his heart, his mouthe was opened to sing his praises.

Psalms 28:8 ^g Meaning, his soldiers, who were as meanes, by whome God declared his power.

Psalms 28:9 ^! Vnto whose tuition he commendeth all the faithful.