(1)  ^blZ  ,  149,  reigns,  is  king. — niN2,  Dec.  I.,  rviih  majesty
511,  TTL'?:  being  the  other  Ace.  here,  which  is  implied  after  yn'^.
Meaning:  '  He  is  ail-surroiinded  with  majesty  or  glory,  he  is  ex-
ceedingly majestic  or  glorious.' — '^I^nV  ,  in  the  second  (JilxoQ,  im-
plies a  repetition  of  niJta  ,  562,  thus  marking  intensity  by  repeti-
tion.— "^rNnn  12? ,  he  girdeth  himself  with  strength,  as  before  in  the
case  of  nifi<>l. . — ]i3n,  3d  fem.  Fut.  of  Niphal,  from  ]13,  and
agreeing  with  bnn ,  which  is  fem.  and  has  immutable  vowels ;
the  world  is  made  firm. — t)i7aP,  id.  from  t2la.
(2)  tN73  ,  Wt  from  then,  i.  e.  from  ancient  times,  of  old  ;  for  it
is  parallel  with  cbiy^.  in  the  next  line.
(3)  rii^^Ji: ,  floods,  a  figurative  term,  designating  an  over-
whelming multitude  of  threatening  enemies.  The  repetition  in
the  next  line,  denotes  intensity.
(4)  nibjv'3  ,  in  comparison  with  the  roaring,  454.  The  adjec-
tive which  precedes  this  comparison,  'n'^lN ,  follows  below. —
fi"'")''!^ ,  i.  e.  with  73  implied,  [in  comparison  with]  the  mighty
•waves  of  the  sea,  Jehovah  in  his  lofty  place  is  mighty.  Meaning  :
'God  in  heaven  is  mightier  than  all  my  strong  and  numerous  en-
emies.'    After  t]"'n"'lN  ,  13";^  is  implied.
(5)  ':^'^nhi*,  thy  testimonies,  i.e.  thy  promises,  assurances.
!l5:^i<2,  226.— J-iJN:,  Pilel  of  HN:,  292.— ^-i^l:,  before  which
•»2)ip-nifi<3  is  implied,  562.  For  Dagh.  in  p,  see  75.  a. — ^-J&^b
t'^m  ,for  a  length  of  days,  i.  e.  for  a  long  time,  for  ever.
No.  XLVIII.  Ps.  65.
hsrsjsb  ,  (title),  to  the  overseer,  i.  e.  the  chief  chorister,  or  lea-
der in  the  music ;  to  him  who  has  the  direction  or  oversight ;  comp.
