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Psalms 104:14
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12 By them the birds of the heavens have their home;
They sing among the branches.
13 aHe waters the hills from His upper chambers;
The earth is satisfied with bthe fruit of Your works. 
14 aHe causes the grass to grow for the cattle,
And vegetation for the service of man,
That he may bring forth bfood from the earth, 
15 And awine that makes glad the heart of man,
Oil to make his face shine,
And bread which strengthens man’s heart. 
16 The trees of the Lord are full of sap,
The cedars of Lebanon which He planted,
17 Where the birds make their nests;
The stork has her home in the fir trees.
18 The high hills are for the wild goats;
The cliffs are a refuge for the arock badgers. 
19 aHe appointed the moon for seasons;
The bsun knows its going down. 
20 aYou make darkness, and it is night,
In which all the beasts of the forest creep about. 
Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
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Psalms 104:14

He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle - Doth God care for oxen? Yes, and there is not a beast of the field that does not share his merciful regards.

And herb for the serviee of man - Plants, esculent herbs, and nutritive grain in general; and thus he brings forth food ( lechem , bread) out of the earth. In the germination and growth of a grain of wheat there is a profusion of miracles. God takes care of man, and of all those animals which are so necessary to the convenience and comfort of man.


 
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