danielmhair

I know that this post was long ago, but studying this phrase at BYU in an Isaiah class, I researched it and saw this post and thought to comment. What you guys have said have also helped me. My professor stated that in the ancient times, people would make a spike of clay (as far as my memory serves me right, it was clay) to where they would put their contracts on, then they would fire it up to make it sealed and would hang it on the wall. Jesus Christ made a contract, or a covenant with us in the palms of His hands (the spike in this case is the nails of the cross) and was hung on the cross (that was his wall). "Thy walls are continually before me." In other words, "Thy covenants I made to you are continually before me"