Salmos 47
Diodorus of Tarsus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 47:2
He became manifest in the events themselves, by which he routed those harassing the godly and proved superior to their scheme, fearsome to the enemy and, in short, king like no other on earth, since he is also Lord of all. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 47
Salmos 47:7
Since he had said "king," he went on to say, not only ours but of "all the earth": the one responsible for some people conquering and others being conquered, as he wishes, no matter from what quarter they mount their charge, how could he not be confessed as king of all? The phrase "sing with understanding" means with a sense of what has been done and keeping in mind the achievements. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 47