Salmos 27
Diodorus of Tarsus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 27:1
Tribulation caused the Israelites to live in darkness, as it were, whereas the Lord's support proved a light and help to them. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 27
Salmos 27:2
Having referred to the victory in the introduction, he states these two clauses by way of narrative; lest he seem to be giving thanks needlessly, he introduces as well the reason for thanksgiving in the words "When some enemies assembled against me who were so fierce and unrelenting as even to take a piece of me, as it were, then in particular I clearly sensed God's help, with their fall and our conquest." — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 27
Salmos 27:6
God takes more satisfaction in the praise in these sacrifices than in the slaughter of animals. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 27
Salmos 27:8-9
What is it that I am asking? For you not to keep silent if ever I sin as a human being or dismiss without concern my situation, leaving me unschooled in better ways. Instead, correct and reform me in a loving way.… Do not put me beyond your care. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 27
Salmos 27:12
You do two things at the same time, making me better and not giving the foe an occasion for taunting or for thinking that they will be able to harm me against your will. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 27