Salmos 45
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Salmos 45:3
After describing his charm and wisdom, he gives us a glimpse of both his power and his accouterments, which he used to wipe out his adversaries, teaching us the baffling character of it all. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 45:4
Salmos 45:6
The prophetic word afterwards teaches the nature of God the Word incarnate himself … that he is God and eternal king, not having had a beginning and not due to have an end. This is what "forever" suggests. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 45:5
Salmos 45:7
He was also anointed in the all-holy Spirit, not as God but as a human being: as God he was of one being with the Spirit, whereas as a human being he receives the gifts of the Spirit like a kind of anointing. Thus he "loved righteousness and hated lawlessness": this is a matter of intentional choice, not of natural power, whereas as God he has "a rod of equity as the rod of his kingship." — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 45:6
Salmos 45:13
Within, he is saying, she has the comeliness of virtue and is resplendent with the manifold gifts of the Holy Spirit. — COMMENTARY ON THE PSALMS 45:10