Show thy marvellous loving-kindness Namely, in preserving and delivering me: which, if thou dost, I must ever acknowledge it to be an act of kindness, or free grace and mercy, yea, and of marvellous kindness, because of my extreme and pressing dangers, out of which nothing but a miracle of divine mercy and power can save me; O thou that savest by thy right hand By thy great power, and needest not the agency of any other; them which put their trust in thee Or, in it, namely, thy right hand, as was now expressed; from those that rise up against them Hebrew,
ממתקוממים, me-mithkomemim, from, or, because of, those that exalt themselves, not only against me, but also against thee, who hast engaged and declared thyself for me. But the latter clause of this verse is differently translated in the margin, and, as many eminent interpreters, both ancient and modern, think, more agreeably to the Hebrew text. The reader, therefore, will please to attend to it, and to observe, that rising up against God's right hand, a sin which, according to that translation, David charges upon his enemies, signifies opposing God's power, or counsels, whether respecting the exaltation of David, and the Messiah his seed, or any other of his dispensations.