Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
Whoso offereth praise - These are the very same words as those in Psalms 50:14, ; and should be read the same way independently of the points, zebach todah, "sacrifice the thank-offering." Jesus is the great eucharistic sacrifice; offer him up to God in your faith and prayers. By this sacrifice is God glorified, for in him is God well pleased; and it was by the grace or good pleasure of God that he tasted death for every man.
Ordereth his conversation - sam derech , Disposeth his way. - Margin. Has his way There, sham derech , as many MSS. and old editions have it; or makes that his custom.
Will I show the salvation of God - arennu , I will cause him to see beyesha , into the salvation of God; into God' s method of saving sinners by Christ. He shall witness my saving power even to the uttermost; such a salvation as it became a God to bestow, and as a fallen soul needs to receive; the salvation from all sin, which Christ has purchased by his death. I sall scheu til him, the hele of God ; that es Jeshu, that he se him in the fairehed of his majeste - Old Psalter.
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