Salmos 7
Didymus the Blind · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 7:2
Who is that one except he who says, "There is no one who can save except me," the one who has come to seek and to save that which has been lost and to give his soul as a ransom for many? These things show that God the Father saves through God the Son. Through this the deity of the Father and the Son must not be distinguished by the words above and must not be seen as different from one another. — FRAGMENTS ON THE PSALMS 7:2
Salmos 7:6
So, it is spoken: He asks that God on high appear at the borders of his enemies. Then, he says, their iniquities that make them my enemies will end. Perhaps the boundaries of the enemies refer to the "pride" in which they have rejoiced. They think they are going to dwell with stability in the furthermost boundaries. — FRAGMENTS ON THE PSALMS 7:6
Salmos 7:8
There is an important difference between human righteousness and that of God; the Psalmist wishes to be judged according to the righteousness of the Lord, knowing for sure that this will mean salvation for him. — FRAGMENTS ON THE PSALMS 7:9
Salmos 7:15
Truly, he sins first against himself, then he injures another; since sin is harmful and ruinous, foremost it harms and roughly handles the one sinning.… "If the blind lead the blind, both will fall into the pit". In this saying it must be realized that teachers and students become blinded by foolishness and wantonness. — FRAGMENTS ON THE PSALMS 7:15