1883 Haydock Douay Rheims Bible
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Psalms 6:9 | *Depart from me, all ye workers of iniquity: for the Lord hath heard the voice of my weeping. Matthew 7:23.; Matthew 25:41.; Luke 13:27. | Iniquity, who have fostered my passions, (Berthier) or sought my ruin. I now perceive who were my true friends. (Calmet) --- Lord. He is twice mentioned in the next verse, in honour of the blessed Trinity, as a German commentator remarks, after the ancient interpreters (Berthier) and Fathers. They have constantly had an eye to these grand truths, which are nevertheless proved by clearer passages of Scripture. (Haydock) --- David confides in God, as every true penitent may do, for protection. (Worthington) --- He had also been assured of pardon by Nathan, the prophet. (Haydock) |