Psaume 37:11

11 Les misérables possèdent le pays, Et ils jouissent abondamment de la paix.

Psaume 37:11 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 37:11

But the meek shall inherit the earth
(See Gill on Psalms 37:9); of this character (See Gill on Psalms 22:26). Our Lord seems to refer to this passage in ( Matthew 5:5 ) ;

and shall delight themselves is the abundance of peace;
of spiritual peace enjoyed in a way of believing, arising from a comfortable view of interest in the blood, righteousness, and sacrifice of Christ; and of all happiness and prosperity in the kingdom of Christ here on earth, at which time there will be abundance of peace, ( Psalms 72:7 ) ; or of eternal peace in the world to come, which will be a state of uninterrupted and unspeakable peace; see ( Psalms 37:37 ) ; all which afford inconceivable delight and pleasure; and therefore such have no need to fret and be envious at the fading happiness of wicked men.

Psaume 37:11 In-Context

9 Car les méchants seront retranchés, Et ceux qui espèrent en l'Eternel posséderont le pays.
10 Encore un peu de temps, et le méchant n'est plus; Tu regardes le lieu où il était, et il a disparu.
11 Les misérables possèdent le pays, Et ils jouissent abondamment de la paix.
12 Le méchant forme des projets contre le juste, Et il grince des dents contre lui.
13 Le Seigneur se rit du méchant, Car il voit que son jour arrive.
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