Psalm 119:50

50 Tu promesa renueva mis fuerzas;
me consuela en todas mis dificultades.

Psalm 119:50 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 119:50

This [is] my comfort in my affliction
David had his afflictions, and so has every good man; none are without; it is the will and pleasure of God that so it should be; and many are their afflictions, inward and outward: the word of God is often their comfort under them, the written word, heard or read; and especially a word of promise, powerfully applied: this is putting underneath everlasting arms, and making their bed in sickness. This either respects what goes before, concerning the word of promise hoped in, or what follows: for thy word hath quickened me;
not only had been the means of quickening him when dead in am, as it often is the means of quickening dead sinners, being the savour of life unto life; but of reviving his drooping spirits, when in affliction and distress; and of quickening the graces of the Spirit of God in him, and him to the exercise of them, when they seemed ready to die; and to the fervent and diligent discharge of duty, when listless and backward to it.

Psalm 119:50 In-Context

48 Honro y amo tus mandatos;
en tus decretos medito.

49 Zain
Recuerda la promesa que me hiciste;
es mi única esperanza.

50 Tu promesa renueva mis fuerzas;
me consuela en todas mis dificultades.

51 Los orgullosos me tratan con un desprecio total,
pero yo no me aparto de tus enseñanzas.

52 Medito en tus antiguas ordenanzas;
oh Señor
, ellas me consuelan.