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LORD, remember David and all his affliction,
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Verse 1. “Of David,” as we read in Hebrew and the Alex. Septuagint being composed by him, when all Israel acknowledged his dominion, (Bert.) after his third anointing. Houbig.—Others explain it of the captives returned, and particularly of the sacred ministers resolving to perform their duties with unanimity. Calmet.—Esdras might propose the example “of David,” for the imitation of others. Worthington.
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