11. οἱ γὰρ ὀφθαλμοὶ κ.τ.λ.] The not. have preserved the rootmeanings of the words, but Κυρίου is an addition, and the syntax is changed, and with it the sense. Moreover, ταπεινὸς and its cognate verb correspond to different Hebrew words ABBREVE ABREVE.

12. ἡμέρα γὰρ Κυρίου] LXX., following Hebrew, omits the verb; but Hebrew has the dat., with ABBREVE (often without verb, as Gen. xxiv. 29) = ‘the LORD...has a day...,’ rather than as LXX., Vulg., and This case with 5 is, however, often equivalent to a genit. of possessor.

πάντα] So Vulg. omnem superbum,. . .omneni arrogantm, and A.V.; but most modems render by a neuter, as more general: R.V. ‘all that is...’

14, 15. The war. drops the parallelism, and baldly reiterates ὑψηλός. (Vol. 1. Introd. p. 36, note.)

16. πλοῖον θαλάσσης] Probably interpreting Heb. ‘ships of Tarshish’ as sea-going ships, in contrast to river-vessels, such as in xviii. 2. Cf. the Prayer Book rendering of Ps. xlviii. 7 (6).