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Psalms 33:13

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Psalms 33:13

Ver. 13. The Lord looketh from heaven,.... Where his throne and temple are, upon the earth and men, and things in it, as follows;

he beholdeth all the sons of men; the evil and the good; which is contrary to the sense of many wicked men, who imagine he takes no notice of what is done here below; but his eye is upon all, upon all the workers of iniquity, how secret soever they may be; and not only his eye of Providence is upon good men, but his eye of love, grace, and mercy; and he has a special and distinct knowledge of them: agreeably to this are some expressions of Heathen writers; says one {e},

"the eye of God sees all things;''

says another {f},

"there is a great God in heaven who sees all things, and governs.''

{e} panta idwn diov ofyalmov, &c. Hesiod. Opera & Dies, l. 1. v. 263. {f} esti megav en ouranw, &c. Sophoclis Electra, v. 174, 175.

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