This acrostic praise psalm, working through the Hebrew alphabet letter by letter, focuses on God's works and covenant faithfulness. It pairs closely with Psalm 112, which uses the identical acrostic structure to describe the righteous person instead....
Theological<b>Hallelujah, I shall thank, etc.</b> This psalm was based on the alphabet, one letter at the beginning of the verse and one in the middle of it, and so all of them [this psalm’s verses are] from “aleph” to “tav,” and so too is the second psalm. The...
Historical CommentatorsSelect a line on the left to view commentary.