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118:10-12 Strength comes in the name of the Lord, declared by the threefold mention of the attackers, the Lord’s name, and victory. • Even when hostile people blazed . . . like a crackling fire, the Lord caused them to subside like burning thorns (see Isa 9:18; 10:17).
Ps 118 With an exultant testimony, the psalmist gives thanks for the Lord’s goodness and encourages others to trust in his faithful love (118:1-4, 29). This poem is the last of the Egyptian Hallel (Pss 113–118).
118:14-18 The psalmist celebrates the victory of the Lord’s strong right arm, which kept him from death.
118:17-21 God has restored the psalmist from death to life, so he praises the Lord publicly (cp. 116:6, 12-19).
psalms 56:11
psalms 59:10
psalms 112:8
psalms 113:1-29
psalms 115:9-11
psalms 116:6
psalms 116:12-19
psalms 118:1-4