Salmos 33
Arnobius the Younger · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 33:17
You will not be safe any more than the man who trusted in his own horse, of whom it was sung, "He cast the horse and its rider into the sea." The horse failed to save him. And so even if you are a giant in courage you are not safe in your own strength. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 33
Salmos 33:18
For the eyes of the Lord are not looking on those trusting in their own strength but those hoping in his mercy. He will snatch their spirits from death and shelter them. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 33
Salmos 33:21
Even in this hour, we are hungry and thirsty and naked, yet our spirits act patiently and are not disturbed, for the Lord sustains us. He is our helper and protector, and, as it says in the heading of the psalm, we are commanded to "rejoice in the Lord, righteous ones, let your heart be joyful in him, and hope in his holy name." He brings his mercy over us as we hope in him. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 33