Psalms 37:15

“I will meditate in thy precepts, etc.] In his own mind; revolve them in his thoughts; consider well the nature, excellency, usefulness, and importance of them, and the obligations he lay under to observe them. The Targum is, “I will speak of thy precepts;” in conversation to others, and recommend them to them; so the Arabic version: and have respect unto thy ways; or “look” f1645 unto them; take heed unto them, and walk in them, and not wander from them; make them the rule of walk and conversation; as travellers look well to their ways, that they do not miss them, and go into wrong ways; they observe the directions that have been given them, and keep unto them; and so good men refer to the…”

“Their sword shall enter into their own heart - Their purposes will recoil on themselves; or they will themselves suffer what they had devised for others. See the same sentiment expressed in Psalms 7:15-16; Psalms 9:15; compare Esther 7:10. And their bows shall be broken - They will be defeated in their plans. God will cut them off, and not suffer them to execute their designs. return to 'Top of Page'”

“sword: Psa 7:14, Psa 7:15, Psa 35:8; Sa1 31:4; Sa2 17:23; Est 7:9, Est 7:10; Isa 37:38; Mic 5:6; Mat 27:4, Mat 27:5 bows: Psa 46:9, Psa 76:3-6; Jer 51:56; Hos 1:5, Hos 2:18 Psalms 37:16”