Exodus 15:2-3; Psalm 75:4; Judith 16:3
The Lord is my strength and my praise, and He is become salvation to me: He is my God, and I will glorify Him. The Lord is as a man of war, almighty is His name. The Lord Who breaketh battles; the Lord is His name.
Haydock
Exodus 15
Verse 2. Praise. The printed Heb. is here irregular, but some MSS. agree with the Vulg. Chal. and Arab. Ken. i. p. 400. — To him my praise is due on all titles. H. — God. Hebrew el, “the strong one.” M.
Verse 3. The Lord. Sept. “breaking wars in pieces,” a man of war, a conqueror. C. — Almighty. Jehova, I am. This is the most awful and incommunicable name. H.
Psalm 75
Verse 4. There. In that favoured country. The army of Sennacherib perished on its road to Pelusium. 4 K. xx. — Powers. Heb. “sparks,” (C.) or “burning arrows.” Mont. Ps. xii. 14. and cxix. 4. H. — All the opponents of the Church, or Sion, must perish. W.
Judith 16
Verse 3. Wars, or destroying armies. H. — God is often represented as a mighty warrior. Isai. i. 24. Jer. ii. 20. Rom. ix. 29. C. — This passage is quoted by S. Ephrem (ser. de 2. Adv.) as a part of Scripture. W. — Lord is. Gr. “For he has drawn me from the hands of my persecutors, into his camp, in the midst of the people.” H.