Salmi 35:14

14 Camminavo triste come per la perdita d’un amico, d’un fratello, andavo chino, abbrunato, come uno che pianga sua madre.

Salmi 35:14 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 35:14

I behaved myself as though [he had been] my friend [or]
brother
Meaning either Saul or Doeg the Edomite, or some such evil man; somewhat like this he says of Ahithophel, ( Psalms 41:9 ) ( 55:13 ) ; and Arama thinks he is meant here; as Christ of Judas, whom he called friend, when he came to betray him; and who not only ate with him at table of his bread, but was steward of his family, and carried the bag, ( Matthew 26:50 ) ( John 13:29 ) ;

I bowed down heavily, as one that mourneth [for his] mother;
or as a mother that mourneth for her son, as Jarchi interprets it, whose affections are very strong; and thus Christ wept over Jerusalem, and had a tender concern for and sympathy with the Jews, his implacable enemies, and wept over them, and prayed for them, ( Luke 19:41 ) ( Matthew 23:37 ) ( Luke 23:34 ) .

Salmi 35:14 In-Context

12 Mi rendono male per bene; derelitta è l’anima mia.

13 Eppure io, quand’eran malati, vestivo il cilicio, affliggevo l’anima mia col digiuno, e pregavo col capo curvo sul seno…

14 Camminavo triste come per la perdita d’un amico, d’un fratello, andavo chino, abbrunato, come uno che pianga sua madre.

15 Ma, quand’io vacillo, essi si rallegrano, s’adunano assieme; s’aduna contro di me gente abietta che io non conosco; mi lacerano senza posa.

16 Come profani buffoni da mensa, digrignano i denti contro di me.