Psalm 119:22

22 No permitas que se burlen de mí y me insulten,
pues he obedecido tus leyes.

Psalm 119:22 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:22

Remove from me reproach and contempt
Or, "roll [it] from me" ^F21. It lay as a load, as a heavy burden upon him, which pressed him sore; and he therefore desired ease from it, being probably in a low frame of soul; otherwise saints do and should rejoice when reproached for Christ's sake; and esteem it, with Moses, more than all the treasures in Egypt, being what is common to them with their Lord;

for I have kept that testimonies;
which was the reason why he was reproached and despised; for having a regard to the word of God, and embracing and professing the doctrines of it. Thus the word of the Lord was made a reproach to Jeremiah, or he was reproached for delivering it; as many good men have been vilified, and have suffered for the testimony of Jesus, ( Jeremiah 20:8 ) ( Revelation 1:9 ) ; and for walking according to the directions, of it; wicked men thinking it strange they do not run into the same excess of not with them, and therefore speak evil of them, ( 1 Peter 4:3 1 Peter 4:4 ) .

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FOOTNOTES:

F21 (ylem lg) "devolve a me", Pagninus, Montanus, Junius & Tremellius, Piscator.

Psalm 119:22 In-Context

20 Siempre me conmueve
el deseo de conocer tus ordenanzas.

21 Tú reprendes al arrogante;
los que se alejan de tus mandatos son malditos.

22 No permitas que se burlen de mí y me insulten,
pues he obedecido tus leyes.

23 Hasta los príncipes se sientan y hablan contra mí,
pero yo meditaré en tus decretos.

24 Tus leyes me agradan;
me dan sabios consejos.