Ble ed is the man whom you choose—That is, happy is the man; or, “Oh, the happine of the man whom you thus permit to approach you.” The co…

Blessed. —The ellipsis of the relative pronoun is common enough (see Psalms 34:8 and other examples), but here the antecedent is a…

Blessed is the man whom you have chosen. Having already acknowledged that the people had separated themselves from God by their sins and f…

Blessed [is the man whom] you choose
In eternity; both to grace and glory; for such has true faith in Christ given t…

All the praise the Lord receives from this earth is from Zion, being the fruit of the Spirit of Christ, and acceptable through him. Praise is silen…