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Verse 4. HOw long wilt thou be angry against the prayer of thy people?] Every word hath its Emphasis: How long? a great while: Wilt thou be angry, The word sig∣nifies to breath out anger and fury. Ainsworth renders it smoak. With the prayer (it self) of thy people.
Vers. 17. Let thy hand be upon the man of thy right hand.] Christ is called the man of Gods right hand, which implies three things, Gods love to him, Christs honour and defence.
Fumabis, Calvinus. See smoak for anger, Psal. 74. 1. Videtur tacita esse allusio inter sumum irae Dei, & suffitum qui Sacrificiis adhibebatur sub lege. Calvinus.
Super popu∣lum, quem dextera, id est, Christus tuus salva∣vit. Hieron. Whom thou lovest, honourest, and powerfully helpest. See Gen. 35. 18. Ainsw.