David
Psalm 37:29BSB·superscription

The righteous will inherit the land and dwell in it forever.

John Calvin Reformed

The faithful see the world in chaos: the godless prosper while the pious suffer, which tempts us to think God either absent or indifferent. This psalm strengthens us against that very temptation by declaring their felicity cursed and fleeting, while God's care for His own never fails, even in calamity.

AI summary

Commenting on Psalm 37:1-40

C.H. Spurgeon Reformed Baptist

Here we have the seventh precept, which takes a negative and positive form, and is the quintessence of the entire Psalm

Commenting on Psalm 37:27

C.H. Spurgeon Reformed Baptist

The righteous shall inherit the land. As heirs with Jesus Christ, the Canaan above, which is the antitype of "the land, " shall be theirs with all covenant blessing. And dwell therein for ever. Tenures differ, but none can match the holding which believers have of heaven. Paradise is theirs for ever by inheritance, and they shall live for ever to enjoy it.