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Salmos 12

Diodorus of Tarsus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)

Salmos 12:6

Since he said that the Lord's sayings are pure and unmixed with falsehood, he goes on to say that as silver brought into contact with fire is found to be purified of every defilement, so also such commands of God emerge sincere and unaffected by falsehood. The phrase "seven times" means repeatedly, his meaning being that it is exceedingly pure and untainted with falsehood. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 12

Salmos 12:7

Even if the godless and demons and agitators surround us, even if they besiege us and cut us off, you will render us superior with your help. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 12

Salmos 12:8

When you care for us, even if we are abandoned among those guilty of hostility and scheming, we emerge superior on account of the care of the Most High. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 12