Psalm 34:21

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S. Peter Damiano, 988-1072.

Verse 21. Shall be desolate. In the margin it is, shall be guilty. And this is the proper meaning of the original word, (wmfay). They are guilty, and liable to punishment. Thus the word is frequently rendered in our version (see Leviticus 4:13 Leviticus 4:22 ); and generally includes it in the idea of guilt, and the punishment incurred by it. Samuel Chandler, D.D.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 21. Wickedness, its own executioner, illustrated by scriptural cases, by history, by the lost in hell. Lessons from the solemn fact.

The forlorn condition of a man of malicious spirit.

Verse 21-22. Who shall and who shall not be desolate.

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