Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…
1Bueno es alabarte, oh Jehová, Y cantar salmos a tu nombre, oh Altísimo;
2Anunciar por la mañana tu misericordia, Y tu fidelidad cada noche,
3En el decacordio y en el salterio, En tono suave con el arpa.
4Por cuanto me has alegrado, oh Jehová, con tus obras; En las obras de tus manos me gozo.
5¡Cuán grandes son tus obras, oh Jehová! Muy profundos son tus pensamientos.
6El hombre necio no sabe, Y el insensato no entiende esto.
7Cuando brotan los impíos como la hierba, Y florecen todos los que hacen iniquidad, Es para ser destruidos eternamente.
8Mas tú, Jehová, para siempre eres Altísimo.
9Porque he aquí tus enemigos, oh Jehová, Porque he aquí, perecerán tus enemigos; Serán esparcidos todos los que hacen maldad.
10Pero tú aumentarás mis fuerzas como las del búfalo; Seré ungido con aceite fresco.
11Y mirarán mis ojos sobre mis enemigos; Oirán mis oídos de los que se levantaron contra mí, de los malignos.
12El justo florecerá como la palmera; Crecerá como cedro en el Líbano.
13Plantados en la casa de Jehová, En los atrios de nuestro Dios florecerán.
14Aun en la vejez fructificarán; Estarán vigorosos y verdes,
15Para anunciar que Jehová mi fortaleza es recto, Y que en él no hay injusticia.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
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I. Ps 92 Thanksgiving and praise open this psalm. The Lord—the Most High—is faithful and just in dis…
Ps 92 Thanksgiving and praise open this psalm. The Lord—the Most High—is faithful and just in discerning between the godly and the wicked. The godly will enjoy a glorious, vigorous future, while the wicked will perish. The wise see and understand the Lord’s works as they reveal his justice (92:6-7, 11, 15). The wicked, like grass, are quickly destroyed (92:7-10).
92:title on the Sabbath Day: Jewish tradition assigned one psalm to each day of the week: Sunday (Ps 24), Monday (Ps 48), Tuesday (Ps 82), Wednesday (Ps 94), Thursday (Ps 81), Friday (Ps 93), and the Sabbath (Ps 92). This is the only psalm that indicates this use in its title.
92:1-3 The psalmist offers praise and thanksgiving for God’s unfailing love and faithfulness.
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II. 92:4-7 Fools perish because they do not understand the Lord’s marvelous works and eternal plans.
92:4-7 Fools perish because they do not understand the Lord’s marvelous works and eternal plans.
92:4-5 The Lord acts and the psalmist responds in praise (92:4). God’s actions spring from his thoughts (92:5).
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III. 92:5-6 The Lord’s thoughts do not make sense to the simpleton or the fool, the immoral person who…
92:5-6 The Lord’s thoughts do not make sense to the simpleton or the fool, the immoral person who desires no wisdom (Prov 1:22; 10:23).
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IV. 92:7 Even when the ungodly seem to grow luxuriantly (73:3-5), they have no future (92:9; see 1:6;…
92:7 Even when the ungodly seem to grow luxuriantly (73:3-5), they have no future (92:9; see 1:6; 90:5-6; Isa 40:6-8).
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V. 92:8-10 The glory of the Lord provides the reason for the poet’s renewed strength and glory, and …
92:8-10 The glory of the Lord provides the reason for the poet’s renewed strength and glory, and for the imminent defeat of the enemy.
92:8 The transcendent Lord stays above the world of human experience. From this exalted place, he rules and judges (7:7), celebrates his victories (68:18; see Ps 47), comes to rescue the needy (102:19), brings an end to the wicked (92:7-8), and receives praise (148:1).
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VI. 92:10 as strong as a wild ox: The Lord allows the psalmist to share his exaltation (92:8), thus e…
92:10 as strong as a wild ox: The Lord allows the psalmist to share his exaltation (92:8), thus ensuring victory.
VII
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VII. 92:11-15 The psalmist understands the Lord’s mighty acts. He shares in the glory of the wise of h…
92:11-15 The psalmist understands the Lord’s mighty acts. He shares in the glory of the wise of heart.
VIII
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VIII. 92:12 Carvings of palm trees (1 Kgs 6:29, 32, 35; 7:36) adorned the Temple, and builders made ric…
92:12 Carvings of palm trees (1 Kgs 6:29, 32, 35; 7:36) adorned the Temple, and builders made rich use of cedars (1 Kgs 5:6). The trees represent the godly, who are planted in the very courts of the Temple.
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IX. 92:13 The Temple area consisted of the Lord’s own house and the courts that surrounded it.
92:13 The Temple area consisted of the Lord’s own house and the courts that surrounded it.
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X. 92:15 There is no evil in him! The Lord is consistently just; he rightly judges everyone (see Zep…
92:15 There is no evil in him! The Lord is consistently just; he rightly judges everyone (see Zeph 3:5).
Antiguo Testamento
Psalms — Capítulo 92
Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…
Texto — Reina-Valera 1960
1Bueno es alabarte, oh Jehová, Y cantar salmos a tu nombre, oh Altísimo;
2Anunciar por la mañana tu misericordia, Y tu fidelidad cada noche,
3En el decacordio y en el salterio, En tono suave con el arpa.
4Por cuanto me has alegrado, oh Jehová, con tus obras; En las obras de tus manos me gozo.
5¡Cuán grandes son tus obras, oh Jehová! Muy profundos son tus pensamientos.
6El hombre necio no sabe, Y el insensato no entiende esto.
7Cuando brotan los impíos como la hierba, Y florecen todos los que hacen iniquidad, Es para ser destruidos eternamente.
8Mas tú, Jehová, para siempre eres Altísimo.
9Porque he aquí tus enemigos, oh Jehová, Porque he aquí, perecerán tus enemigos; Serán esparcidos todos los que hacen maldad.
10Pero tú aumentarás mis fuerzas como las del búfalo; Seré ungido con aceite fresco.
11Y mirarán mis ojos sobre mis enemigos; Oirán mis oídos de los que se levantaron contra mí, de los malignos.
12El justo florecerá como la palmera; Crecerá como cedro en el Líbano.
13Plantados en la casa de Jehová, En los atrios de nuestro Dios florecerán.
14Aun en la vejez fructificarán; Estarán vigorosos y verdes,
15Para anunciar que Jehová mi fortaleza es recto, Y que en él no hay injusticia.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
Versículo 1
I. Ps 92 Thanksgiving and praise open this psalm. The Lord—the Most High—is faithful and just in dis…
Versículo 4
II. 92:4-7 Fools perish because they do not understand the Lord’s marvelous works and eternal plans.
Versículo 5
III. 92:5-6 The Lord’s thoughts do not make sense to the simpleton or the fool, the immoral person who…
Versículo 7
IV. 92:7 Even when the ungodly seem to grow luxuriantly (73:3-5), they have no future (92:9; see 1:6;…
Versículo 8
V. 92:8-10 The glory of the Lord provides the reason for the poet’s renewed strength and glory, and …
Versículo 10
VI. 92:10 as strong as a wild ox: The Lord allows the psalmist to share his exaltation (92:8), thus e…
Versículo 11
VII. 92:11-15 The psalmist understands the Lord’s mighty acts. He shares in the glory of the wise of h…
Versículo 12
VIII. 92:12 Carvings of palm trees (1 Kgs 6:29, 32, 35; 7:36) adorned the Temple, and builders made ric…
Versículo 13
IX. 92:13 The Temple area consisted of the Lord’s own house and the courts that surrounded it.
Versículo 15
X. 92:15 There is no evil in him! The Lord is consistently just; he rightly judges everyone (see Zep…