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Psalm 73:3

Listen to Psalm 73:3
3 Porque tuve envidia de los insensatos, Viendo la prosperidad de los impĂ­os.

Psalm 73:3 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 73:3

For I was envious at the foolish
The atheists, as in ( Psalms 14:1 ) , who deny the creation, as Arama; the wicked, as after explained, as all wicked men are, how wise soever they may be in things natural and civil, yet in religious things, in things of a spiritual nature, they have no understanding; they are proud boasters, glory in themselves, and in their outward attainments, as the word F4 here used signifies; the external happiness of these, their riches, health, and ease, were envied by the psalmist; see ( Psalms 37:1 ) ,

when I saw the prosperity of the wicked,
or "the peace of the wicked" {e}; with an evil eye. This was the occasion of his slip and fall, this was the temptation he was left unto for a while.


FOOTNOTES:

F4 (Myllwhb) "in arrogantes", Gejerus; "stolide gloriosos", Michaelis; "at vain glorious fools", Ainsworth.
F5 (Mwlv) "pacem", Pagninus, Musculus, Piscator.
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Psalm 73:3 In-Context

1 CIERTAMENTE bueno es Dios á Israel, A los limpios de corazón.
2 Mas yo, casi se deslizaron mis pies; Por poco resbalaron mis pasos.
3 Porque tuve envidia de los insensatos, Viendo la prosperidad de los impĂ­os.
4 Porque no hay ataduras para su muerte; Antes su fortaleza está entera.
5 No están ellos en el trabajo humano; Ni son azotados con los otros hombres.
The Reina-Valera Antigua (1602) is in the public domain.

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