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Psalms 128

7 passages from 7 books in the Christian Reader library reference Psalms 128.

  1. But this is the first commandment that has a particular promise made to it: "That your days may be long in the land which the Lord your God gives you." Long life is mentioned as a blessing (Psalm 128:6). "You shall see your children's children."

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  2. Therefore saith the Psalmist, Psalm 127:3. Lo, children are the inheritance of the Lord, and the fruit of the womb is his reward: And speaking of them, Psalm 128:4, he saith, Lo, thus shall he be blessed that feareth the Lord. The use is, to teach Parents, therefore to bring the…

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  3. Chapter 62

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites Psalms 128:2

    In the meantime he shows, that we may justly call wheat and wine ours, when we have obtained them by our honest labor: for those who rob others of their bread, or get it by unlawful means, hold it not by any right from the Lord; neither can they attribute goods so gotten, to his…

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  4. Verse 3. Your two breasts are like two young Roes that are twins. The two breasts (which is the fifth part here commended) are spoken to in this third verse: They were spoken of (Song of Solomon 4:5) with the same commendation, and we conceive the same thing hinted there, is aim…

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  5. He is, under God, all in all to her; in the family he is a king to govern and aid her, a priest to pray with her and for her, a prophet to teach and instruct her. As the head is placed in the highest place over the body, and understanding placed in it, to govern, direct, protect…

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  6. He who has on this Breast-Plate of Gods Fear, may be shot at, but can never be shot thorow. 9. The Fear of God makes all things go well with us, Psalm 128:2. Blessed is every one that feareth the Lord, happy shalt you be, and it shall be well with you.

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  7. Whom therefore 3. he planted as a root here on earth with us, and clothed with a human nature, a weak and mean bark and body, and a rind and outside, such as ours is; that so both root and branches might be of the same nature, and homogeneous: which nature of ours in him, he lik…

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