CWFI Psalms 1:4 Precept Upon Precept
Psalms 1:4 KJV
The ungodly are not so: but are like the chaff which the wind driveth away.
Psalms 1:4 CWFI Devotional Bible Guide
The sinners are not so: but are as the debris which the breeze blows around.
Psalms 1:4 Precept Upon Precept keywords:
A. Ungodly= irreligious
B. Not so= not spiritually blessed (from Psalms 1:3)
C. Chaff= worthless trash
D. Wind= Hebrew: Ruah or Ruach= a force from the four corners of the earth.
E. Driveth= compels
F. Away= a place out of existence
Psalms 1:4 Line Upon Line:
The irreligious are not spiritually blessed: but are like the worthless trash which the force from the four corners of the earth compels it to a place out of existence.
Published by Dr. Phillip Clark
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