Psalms 75:1 - Joseph Benson’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

Unto thee, O God, do we give thanks I, in my own, and in thy people's name; for that thy name Thy self, or thy power; is near That is, is present with us, and most ready to help us when we cry unto thee; thou art not departed from us; thou dost not now stand afar off, as once thou didst, Psalms 10:1, as thy wondrous works declare Wrought for the good of thy people. “Upon whatever occasion,” says Dr. Horne, “these words were originally endited, the Christian Church now celebrates in them that great deliverance which, by so many miracles of mercy and power, hath been accomplished for her through the Messiah, who is, in Scripture, frequently styled the NAME of Jehovah.”