Salmos 119:39

39 Quita de mí el oprobio que me causa temor, porque tus juicios son buenos.

Salmos 119:39 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:39

Turn away my reproach which I fear
Either for the sake of religion, which was disagreeable to him; and he might be afraid it would be too heavy for him to bear, and be a temptation to him to forsake the good ways of God: or rather by reason of sin, which brings a reproach on good men; and causes the enemy to speak reproachfully, and is therefore dreaded by them who desire to be kept from sin, for that reason as well as others; see ( Psalms 39:8 ) . Jarchi and Kimchi think that David has some reference to his sins, in the case of Uriah and Bathsheba; lest they should be a perpetual reproach on his name and family, which he greatly feared;

for thy judgments [are] good;
the laws of God, and punishment of sin according to them; the Scriptures, and the doctrines contained in them; the ways of God, and true religion; which are evil spoken of, through the sins of the professors of them.

Salmos 119:39 In-Context

37 Aparta mis ojos de mirar la vanidad, y vivifícame en tus caminos.

38 Confirma a tu siervo tu palabra, que inspira reverencia por ti.

39 Quita de mí el oprobio que me causa temor, porque tus juicios son buenos.

40 He aquí, anhelo tus preceptos; vivifícame por tu justicia. Vau.

41 Venga también a mí tu misericordia, oh SEÑOR, tu salvación, conforme a tu palabra.