He asked life of you and you gave it to him, even length of days forever and ever.
ExplanationCommentary
Verse 4. In the, and so forth Hebrew “the Holy one inhabitest the praises of Israel,” or “Thou holy, sancte, inhabitant, the praise,” (Saint Jerome) or, as the plural intimates, the source and object of all “the praises of Israel,” ( Bible.) and of the Church. Worthington.—This may be connected with the preceding, or following verse. Thou art in the midst of us, so that thou canst not be ignorant of my situation, like the idols; or thou hast shewn great favours to our ancestors, verse 5. Theodoret and S. Jerom seem to take these words to be addressed by the Father or by the prophet to Jesus Christ, who inhabited a body so free from sin. Calmet.