For thou, O God, hast heard my vows: thou hast given me the heritage of those that fear thy name.
God has heard the vows made to him and the prayer offered with them. He accepts the vow that is made to him. In grace he has given the one who prayed a share in the heritage he prepares for those alone who fear his name and who belong to him.
The assurance that God has heard the vows belongs together with the resolve to dwell in his tabernacle and to take refuge under his wings and shelter. The word about vows stands alongside the instructions about offerings and vows in Numbers 4-10, with the psalm to be read with Numbers 16-19. The heritage of those who fear his name belongs to those who strictly keep the Sabbath. It includes being caused to ride upon the high places of the earth, being fed with the heritage of Jacob, having his testimonies as the everlasting rejoicing of the heart, having no weapon formed against them prosper, and having righteousness from the Lord. Sabbath keeping is the cornerstone and foundation of every other blessing.
God has heard the vows made to him and the prayer offered with them. He accepts the vow that is made to him. In grace he has given the one who prayed a share in the heritage he prepares for those alone who fear his name and who belong to him.
The assurance that God has heard the vows belongs together with the resolve to dwell in his tabernacle and to take refuge under his wings and shelter. The word about vows stands alongside the instructions about offerings and vows in Numbers 4-10, with the psalm to be read with Numbers 16-19. The heritage of those who fear his name belongs to those who strictly keep the Sabbath. It includes being caused to ride upon the high places of the earth, being fed with the heritage of Jacob, having his testimonies as the everlasting rejoicing of the heart, having no weapon formed against them prosper, and having righteousness from the Lord. Sabbath keeping is the cornerstone and foundation of every other blessing.