Salmos 32
Evagrius Ponticus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 32:3
Strong spirits do not wax old from continual shouting to God, but they are renewed from day to day. From silence they wax old, entangling people who are corrupted through false desires. — NOTES ON THE PSALMS 31[32].3
Salmos 32:5
A righteous person accuses himself at the beginning of his speech. — NOTES ON THE PSALMS 31[32]: 5, 6
Salmos 32:5
Pray first to receive tears, so that through compunction you may be able to mollify the wildness that is in your soul, and, having confessed against yourself your transgression to the Lord, you may obtain forgiveness from him. — CHAPTERS ON PRAYER 5
Salmos 32:9
He calls the irrational movement of spirit "horse" and "mule." Intellect is rational thinking and judgment. — NOTES ON THE PSALMS 31[32].9