Firmin, Giles (1616-1697), 357

Flavel, John (1627–1691), 52, 53, 54, 428
Forster, Charles (1844), 254, 462

"Four Friends" (1867), 30, 167, 394

Frame, James (1869), 291, 292

Frank, Mark (1613–1664), 280

Franké, Augustus Hermann (1663--1727),

291

Fraser, John (1745–1818), 144

Gussetius, 332

Guthrie, William (1620-1655), 275, 364

Haak, Theodore (1618-1657), 238

Hall, Joseph (1574-1656), 247, 248, 331, 419,
452, 474, 479

Hall, Robert (1764-1831), 277

Halyburton, Thomas (1674-1712), 305
Hambleton, John (1839), 387, 388

French, W., and Skinner, G. (1842), 29, 122, Hammond, Henry (1605-1660), 29, 32, 34, 88,
237, 331

Froysel, Thomas (1678), 469

Fry, John (1842), 324

97, 99, 122, 149, 236, 237, 238, 251, 252,
376, 424, 456

Hapstone, Dalman (1867), 167

Fuller, Andrew (1754-1815), 242, 251, 307, Hare, Francis (1740), 250

314

Fuller, Thomas (1608-1661), 202, 359

Fysh, Frederic (1850), 284, 241, 328

Gadsby, John (1862), 44, 272, 359

Gandy, Samuel W. (1837), 301 (Poetry)
Gange, E. G. (1872), 180, 181, 483
Geddes, Alexander (1737-1802), 305, 325
Geier, Martin (1614–1681), 23, 44, 89
Gerhohus (1093-1169), 209, 271, 273, 275, 276,
303, 306, 308, 330, 353, 426

Gesenius, F. H. W. (1786-1842), 70, 139, 242
Gibbens, Nicholas (1602), 7, 72
Gibbon, John (1661), 148

Gill, John (1697-1771), 24, 29, 40, 42, 66,
84, 120, 126, 155, 135, 252, 254, 279, 308, 309,
312, 332, 357, 458, 466, 470, 480

Gilpin, Richard (1625–1699, 1700), 57, 308,
354

Ginsberg, Christian D. (1863), 378

Good, John Mason (1764-1827), 180, 280,
284

Goodwin, Thomas (1600-1679), 7, 55, 111,
130, 140, 192, 195, 276, 311, 404, 420, 465,
480

Gordon, George, Lord Byron (1788-1824),

405

Gordon, Robert (1825), 199

Gosse, Philip Henry (1861), 69, 240

Gotthold. (See Scriver.)

Graham, William (1870), 244

Grant, Peter (1867), 331

Grant, Sir Robert (1806-1840), 312

Green, William (1762), 238
Greenfield, William.

Bible)

Harmer, Thomas (1715-1788), 98, 283, 328
Hartwig, G. (1866), 383

Hawker, Robert (1753-1827), 12, 44, 123,
275

Hayward, Sir John (1560-1627), 279

Hilary, 209, 235, 280

Hengstenberg. E. W. (1845), 31, 82, 86, 99,
101, 112, 137, 138, 191, 234, 271, 325, 333,
375, 376, 378, 455

Henry, Matthew (1662-1714), 5, 30, 35, 60,
82, 88, 137, 138, 143, 146, 147, 150, 173, 178,
192, 196, 353, 417, 423, 459, 460, 463, 469,
480

Herder, J. G. Von (1744-1803), 240
Herschell, Ridley H. (1860), 230
Heskins, Samuel (1654), 197
Heywood, Oliver (1629-1702), 304
Hill, John (1711–1746), 82, 85
Hiller, O. Prescott (1869), 46, 71, 83, 167
Hinckley, John (1657), 73, 74
Hodge, A. A. (1866), 83
Hodge, Charles (1871), 323
Homer, 477

Hood, E. Paxton (1860), 382, 469

Hooker, Thomas (1586-1647), 168

Hooper, John, (1495-1555), 122, 127, 132, 351,
366, 419, 428, 430

Hopkins, Ezekiel (1633-1690), 248

Horne, George (1730—1792), 32, 41, 254, 274,
282. 285, 307, 353, 359, 427

Horsley, Samuel (1733-1806), 71, 168, 324,
331, 334

Horton, Thomas (-1673), 139, 142, 143, 146,
147, 151, 397, 398, 399, 424

Howe, John (1630-1705), 211

(See Comprehensive Howitt, William (1850), 174

Greenhill, William, (1591-1677), 72, 141, 398,
405, 409

Gregg, T. D. (1855), 398

Griffin, Richard Andrew (1870), 60, 61
Grosse, Alexander (-1654), 328, 403
Grosvenor, Benjamin (1675-1758), 58
Grove, John (1802), 24

Gurnall, William (1617-1679), 24, 30, 42, 57,
111, 120, 156, 168, 171, 201, 208, 209, 272,
421, 424, 453, 455, 460, 464, 477

Martin, Samuel (1871), 175, 252

Martyr, Peter (1500-1562), 6, 168

Mather, Samuel (1626–1671), 313, 323, 457

Mayer, Johu (1653), 99, 312, 471

Melvill, Henry (1798-1871), 147, 425, 459,
467

Mendelssohn, Moses (1729-1786), 360

Merrick, James (1720-1769), 324, 385
Mestral, Armand de (1856), 478

Michaelis, John Henry (1668-1738), 70, 284,
474

Millington, Thomas S. (1863), 101, 195
Mills, 241

Millman, Henry Hart (1791-1868), 377
(1796- Milward, John (-1684), 157

Lorinus, John (1569-1634), 173, 174, 175, 189, Neale, John Mason, and Littledale, R. F.

INDEX.

Origen, 175

Osburn, William (1856), 476, 484

Ovid, 355

Richardson, John (-1654), 42, 353

Roberts, Francis (1657), 238

Roberts, Joseph (1844), 67, 68, 69, 122, 278

Owen, John (1616–1683), 108, 112, 245, 404, Robinson, Edward (1867), 97, 100, 180
405, 418

Palanterius, Johannes Paulus (1600), 481
Parkhurst, John (1728-1797) 143, 236, 278,
380, 452

Parry, Edward (1660), 351, 352, 354, 357, 366
Patrick, Simon (1626-1707), 27, 45, 197, 279
Payson, Edward (1783–1827), 190, 203, 418
Pearson, Richard (1684), 407

Pellican, Conrad (1478-1556), 26
Penn, William (1644--1718), 283
Perkins, William (1558-1602), 168
Perowne, J. J. Stewart (1864), 29, 30, 32, 70,
98, 101, 120, 138, 170, 234, 237, 271, 273,
313, 327, 396, 397, 417, 425, 467
Perowne, Thomas Thomason (1858), 347, 360
Perronet, Edward (1780), 317 (Poetry)
Phillips, George (1846), 70, 250, 324, 456
Philo, 310

Philpot, Joseph C. (1862-1869), 379, 389
Piscator, John (1546-1626), 55, 168

Robinson, Ralph (1614-1655), 111, 131, 177,
326, 327

Robinson, Richard (1596), 204

103, 158, 159, 203, 255, 256, 257, 287, 288,
Rogers, George (1871), 8, 47, 60, 61, 67, 74,
313, 335, 336, 365, 366, 389, 410, 427, 429,
430, 482

Rogers, Timothy (1660–1729), 198, 420
Rollock, Robert (1555–1598), 132
Rosenmüller, Ernst Fried Carl (1768–1835),
245, 274, 328

Ruskin, John (1819-), 332

Rutherford, Sam. (1600–1661), 140, 273, 420
Ryland, John (1753-1825), 51 (Poetry), 420
Ryland, R. H. (1853), 4, 30, 33, 230

Saurin, James (1677-1730), 457

Savonarola, Girolamo (1452-1498), 308, 315
Scheuchzer, Johann Jacob (1672—1733), 380
Schultens, 129

Scott, Thomas (1747-1821), 70, 197, 466
Scott, Walter (1771--1832) 126

"Plain Commentary, A" (1859), 171, 273, Scriver, Chstn. [Gotthold] (1629-1693), 361

302

Plato, 310, 351, 353

Pledger, Elias (-1676), 41

Pliny, 193

Seaton, William (1821), 484

Secker, William (1660), 27, 210

Seneca, 28, 193, 304, 310
"Septuagenarian, A" (1860), 257

Plumer, William S. (1867), 7, 30, 41, 57, 83, Shakspeare, William (1564-1616), 63, 86, 153,

97, 156, 190, 386, 388, 46

Plutarch, 86, 244

Polycarp, 304

307, 358

Shanks, Alexander (1731--1799), 150, 151
Sharp, Thomas (1630-1693), 26, 29

Pool, Matthew (1624–1679), 53, 54, 99, 167, Shaw, Thomas (1692-1751), 179

469, 480

Pope, Alexander (1688-1744), 3

Power, P. Bennet (1862), 109, 110, 112, 458
"Practical Illustration of the Book of Psalins,
A" [Anon.] (1826), 237, 309

Preston, John (1587-1628), 468

Price, Daniel (1809), 481

Prideaux, Humphrey (1648-1724), 378

Sheffield, John (1654), 362

Sheppard, Thomas (1605-1649), 142
Sherlock, Thomas (1678-1761), 326

Shute, Josias (1645), 473

Sherman, James (-1862), 309, 331, 336

Sibbes, Richard (1577-1635), 333, 363, 366
Sidney, Edwin (1866), 427

Pridham, Arthur (1869), 155, 210, 276, 423, Simpson, James Young (1811-1870), 282

471

Pringle, Alexander (1657), 148

Pusey, Edward Bouverie (1800-), 304

Quarles, Francis (1591-1644), 468

Quesnel, Pasquier (1634-1719), 213, 322, 327

Rawlinson, John (1618), 26
Reid, William (1871), 210

Religious Tract Society's Notes, 28, 27, 72. Sophocles, 195

Wagner, George (1862), 458, 484

Walford, William (1837), 13, 71, 96, 284, 291
Walker, George (1644), 71

Swinnock, George (1627-1673), 69, 145, 353, Wall, Thomas (1657), 253. 254

Walter, Edward (1854), 303

"Wanderings over Bible Lands and Seas "
(1862), 87

Szegedinus Pannonius, Stephanus (1593), Waring, Ann Letitia (1859), 11 (Poetry)
168

PSALM LIII.

TITLE. To the Chief Musician.-If the leader of the choir is privileged to sing the jubilates of divine grace, he must not disdain to chant the misereres of human depravity. This is the second time he has had the same Psalm entrusted to him (see Psalm xiv.), and he must, therefore, be the more careful in singing it. Upon Mahalath. Here the tune is chosen for the musician, probably some mournfully solemn air; or perhaps a musical instrument is here indicated, and the master of the choir is requested to make it the prominent instrument in the orchestra; at any rate, this is a direction not found in the former copy of The word "Mahalath appears to signify, the Psalm, and seems to call for greater care. in some forms of it, "disease," and truly this Psalm is THE SONG OF MAN'S DISEASE-the Maschil. This is a second additional note not found in mortal, hereditary taint of sin. Psalm xiv., indicating that double attention is to be given to this most instructive song. Psalm of David. It is not a copy of the fourteenth Psalm, emended and revised by a foreign hand; it is another edition by the same author, emphasised in certain parts, and re-written for another purpose.

A

We are slow to learn, SUBJECT.-The evil nature of man is here brought before our view a second time, in almost All repetitions are not vain repetitions. the same inspired words. and need line upon line. David after a long life, found men no better than they were in his youth. Holy Writ never repeats itself needlessly, there is good cause for the second copy of this Psalm; let us read it with more profound attention than before. If our age has advanced from fourteen to fifty-three, we shall find the doctrine of this Psalm more evident than in our youth.

[The reader is requested to peruse Psalm XIV., "

Treasury of David," Vol. I.]

EXPOSITION.

THE

HE fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. Corrupt are they, and have done abominable iniquity: there is none that doeth good.

2 God looked down from heaven upon the children of men, to see if there were any that did understand, that did seek God. 3 Every one of them is gone back: they are altogether become filthy; there is none that doeth good, no, not one.

4 Have the workers of iniquity no knowledge? who eat up my people as they eat bread: they have not called upon God.

5 There were they in great fear, where no fear was: for God hath scattered the bones of him that encampeth against thee: thou hast put them to shame, because God hath despised them. out of Zion ! 6 Oh that the salvation of Israel were come When God bringeth back the captivity of his people, Jacob shall rejoice, and Israel shall be glad.

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