The Nugget:
Psa 9:10 And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee: for thou, LORD, hast not forsaken them that seek thee.
My Comment:
This verse furnishes an excellent, instructive illustration of two useful methods of practical Bible study and meditation. It is helpful, when meditating upon a passage of Scripture, to note what it states about “my responsibility,” and what it states about “God’s responsibility.” The clauses of this verse are marked in the notes below to reflect this analysis. Since nearly every passage of Scripture opens up under this analysis, it is not necessary to furnish further examples, except to mention two additional particularly effective illustrations for this method, Pro 3:5-6; Pro 10:4 with Pro 10:22.
It is also helpful to notice expressed or implied cause/effect relationships. The cause/effect relationships are noted below for each clause in this verse:
they that know. FS68, +Gen_10:1. FS121C2A1, +Job_19:25. This clause represents “my responsibility.” It also reflects the “cause.”
thy name. Psa 5:11;
will put their trust. This clause represents “my responsibility.” It reflects the “result” or “effect” of knowing God’s name, that is, His character.
hast not forsaken. This clause represents God’s responsibility. It reflects the “result” or “effect” of seeking Him.
that seek. This clause represents “my responsibility.” It reflects the “cause” which effects the result described in the preceding clause, namely, seeking God results in reaping the benefit of His provision for our security. *Psa 22:26;
[Ken Sagely posted what follows below on Facebook a few hours ago:]
Daily Light
Psalm 9.10 And those who know Thy name
will put their trust in Thee;
For Thou. O Lord, hast not forsaken
those who seek Thee.
Know.
has Known My name.
The righteous runs into it and is safe.
the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou has sent.
Christ.
to Him until that day.
if we keep His commandments.
is the True God and eternal life
Put
also that love Thy name be joyful in thee.
take refuge; Until destruction passes by
Whose hope is in the Lord his God;
Hast
Seek His face continually.
the Lord, we have an everlasting Rock.
jerry thank you for sharing a great promise Psalm 9.10 a favorite vs very encouraging and when the related vers are looked at it just makes this promise even your special!!!
i was really helped in my bible study from your notes on how to study the bible what to
look for when your reading God’s word. i really appreciate your insight thank you ken