Salmos 52:9

9 Te alabaré para siempre porque obraste; y esperaré a tu Nombre, porque es bueno, delante de tus misericordiosos

Salmos 52:9 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 52:9

I will praise thee for ever
Both in this world, as long as he lived, and had a being in it; and in the world to come, to all eternity. This is a resolution respecting what he would do, when he should be in the happy condition he was confident of;

because thou hast done [it];
the Targum interprets it, "the revenge of my judgment"; meaning the vengeance of God on Doeg; and to the same sense Aben Ezra and Kimchi: though it may refer to the comfortable and happy condition he should be in, ( Psalms 52:8 ) ; and which he wholly ascribes to the grace and goodness of God, and not to any merits of his own, and therefore determines to praise him for it;

and I will wait on thy name;
on the Lord himself, in his house and ordinances, for his presence and fresh supplies of grace and strength, when he should be restored. Or the sense is, that in the mean while he would wait patiently on the Lord, until he had accomplished what he had promised, and David believed;

for [it is] good before thy saints;
the sense is, either that it is good to wait upon the Lord and for him; which appears to be so to all the saints, by the comfortable experience they have had of it, ( Isaiah 40:31 ) ( Lamentations 3:26 ) ; or the name of the Lord is good unto them, pleasant, delightful, and comfortable, as proclaimed, ( Exodus 34:6 Exodus 34:7 ) ; see ( Song of Solomon 1:3 ) ; and also ( Revelation 15:4 ) .

Salmos 52:9 In-Context

7 He aquí un varón que no puso a Dios por su fortaleza, sino que confió en la multitud de sus riquezas; se esforzó en su maldad
8 Mas yo estoy como oliva verde en la Casa de Dios; confié en la misericordia de Dios perpetua y eternalmente
9 Te alabaré para siempre porque obraste; y esperaré a tu Nombre, porque es bueno, delante de tus misericordiosos

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