Psalms Chapter 86 verse 11 Holy Bible

Psalms 86 : 11 Bible Verse Songs

• Occupy My Mind Oh Lord by Ellsworth Quammie
• Have Your Way by Bri Babineaux
• Have My Heart (Vamp) by Elevation Worship
• The Way by Dan Bremnes
• Have Your Way by River Valley Worship
• My Prayer by Bright City
• Home by CityAlight
• Revelation by Third Day
• Uncomplicated by Hillsong Young & Free
• Favor to Your Face by Sean Feucht
• Heartbeat by Mosaic MSC
• You Have My Heart by Every Nation Music + Isa Fabregas
• Have Your Way by Don Moen
• Knowing You by Minister GUC
• Lay It Down by Victory Worship
• Your Way Yahweh by Jeremy Camp
• Come Have Your Way by Sean Feucht + Meredith Mauldin
• I’ll Follow by Cody Carnes
• Speak To My Heart by Donnie Mcclurkin
• He Can Use Me by Whitney Houston

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerses 11-17. - The third strophe is almost equally divided between prayer and praise, vers. 11, 16, and 17 being devoted to the one; and vers. 12, 13, and 15 to the other. Ver. 14 is of the nature of a complaint. Verse 11. - Teach me thy way, O Lord; I will walk in thy truth (comp. Psalm 25:4; Psalm 27:11; Psalm 119:33). Man cannot know "the way of the Lord," unless he is taught of God. The inward anointing of the Spirit is needful to teach us what God would really have us do (1 John 2:27). It is only when we are thus taught that we can "walk in his truth." Unite my heart to fear thy Name. So Symmachus, who has ἕνωσον; Canon Cook, Dr. Kay, Hupfeld, Professor Alexander, and the Revised Version. Hengstenberg prefers "incline my heart;" and Professor Cheyne would alter the text into accordance with the LXX., Αὐφρανθήτω ἡ καρδία μου, "Make my heart to rejoice." But the textual reading has the weight of authority in its favour, and gives an excellent sense, "Bring all my heart into unison, that it may be wholly fixed on thee." Compare the following verse.

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(11) A reminiscence of older psalms. In addition to the marginal references, see Psalm 26:3.Unite my heart--i.e., unite all my powers and concentrate them on Thy service. No doubt with recollection of Deuteronomy 6:5; Deuteronomy 10:12. Comp. also Jeremiah 32:39, on which apparently the expression is directly based. An undivided will is in morals and religion equally essential.