A.M. 2962. B.C. 1042.
This Psalm is composed after the same manner as the former, and seems, says Bishop Patrick, to have been intended “for a short commentary upon the last verse of it, showing how well and wisely they consult for their own good and happiness who observe God's commandments, especially those that respect charity or doing good to others.” We have the character and blessedness of the righteous, Psalms 112:1-9. The misery of the wicked, Psalms 112:10.