Salmos 49
Diodorus of Tarsus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 49:3
All wisdom comes to be known by reflection and dissemination. So his meaning is, I deliberate on some wise ideas, and with the intention of disseminating them I want you all to be hearers of what is said by me. Hence his reference to "pondering," for each person to realize that far from coming to instruction by accident, they are brought to learn by deep pondering and much practical experience. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 49
Salmos 49:7
This alone—namely, sin—is not up for sale, nor does it get help from family connections, as elsewhere also the Lord says that even if Noah, Daniel and Job were to rise up, they would not save their children from their crimes. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 49
Salmos 49:17
Even if rich in this life, he will not for this reason prove to be blessed after death as well. On the contrary, then, he will leave it all behind and thus present himself naked at the judge's tribunal. — COMMENTARY ON PSALM 49