The Book of Psalms
⭑ Catholic Public Domain Version 2009 ⭑
- Kapitel 141 -
Come to me quickly
(Psalm 70:1-5)
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(a)140:5 This last part is saying that we should not only pray for what sinners need, but even for what is pleasing to them, as long as it is good for them. Even though the Just One rebukes me, and God rightly keeps me from getting a fat head by association with sinners, I still pray for what sinners need and even whatever good things will please them.(Conte)
(b)140:5
Let not the oil of the sinner, etc: That is, the flattery, or deceitful praise.(Challoner)
(c)140:5
For my prayer, etc: So far from coveting their praises, who are never well pleased but with things that are evil; I shall continually pray to be preserved from such things as they are delighted with.(Challoner)
(d)140:6
Their judges, etc: Their rulers, or chiefs, quickly vanish and perish, like ships dashed against the rocks, and swallowed up by the waves. Let them then hear my words, for they are powerful and will prevail; or, as it is in the Hebrew, for they are sweet.(Challoner)
(e)140:10
I am alone, etc: Singularly protected by the Almighty, until I pass all their nets and snares.(Challoner)