Sing unto the LORD with thanksgiving; sing praise upon the harp unto our God:
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George Leo Haydock
AD 1849
Clouds. This is represented as something wonderful, (Job v. 9., and xxxvii. 6.) though conformable to the laws of nature. The preservation of things is like a new creation. (Calmet)
And the herb Herbam, (Psalm ciii. 14.; Haydock) is now wanting in Hebrew, as it was in the days of St. Jerome and the Chaldean, though the Septuagint, Aquila, read it, and it is not probable that they would borrow it from another psalm. (Berthier)
Their copies must therefore have varied. (Haydock)
The herb, may denote corn, and all vegetables for food. These productions evince the goodness and wisdom of God, (Berthier) as well as his power. (Worthington)
