Psalm 105:18

18 Con grillos afligieron sus pies, él mismo fue puesto en cadenas,

Psalm 105:18 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 105:18

Whose feet they hurt with fetters
For it seems Joseph was not only cast into prison, upon the calumny of his mistress; but had fetters put upon him, and his feet were made fast with them; and these were so close and heavy, as to pinch and gall and hurt him; which, though not mentioned in his history, was undoubtedly true; see ( Genesis 39:20 ) .

He was laid in iron:
or "the iron" (or, as the Targum, "the iron chain") "went into his Soul" ^F6; his body; it ate into him, and gave him great pain: or rather, as it is in the king's Bible, "his soul went into the iron chain"; there being, as Aben Ezra observes, an ellipsis of the particle (b) , and which is supplied by Symmachus, and so in the Targum; that is, his body was enclosed in iron bands, so Buxtorf ^F7. In all this he was a type of Christ, whose soul was made exceeding sorrowful unto death: he was seized by the Jews, led bound to the high priest, fastened to the cursed tree, pierced with nails, and more so with the sins of his people he bore; and was laid in the prison of the grave; from whence and from judgment he was brought, ( Isaiah 53:8 ) .

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FOOTNOTES:

F6 So Pagninus, Montanus, Vatablus.
F7 Lexic. "in voce" (lzrb) .

Psalm 105:18 In-Context

16 Y llamó al hambre sobre la tierra, quebró todo sustento de pan.

17 Envió a un hombre delante de ellos, a José, vendido como esclavo.

18 Con grillos afligieron sus pies, él mismo fue puesto en cadenas,

19 hasta que su predicción se cumplió; la palabra del SEÑOR lo puso a prueba.

20 El rey envió, y lo soltó, el soberano de los pueblos, lo puso en libertad.