Salmos 131
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Salmos 131:1
Ps 131 Out of his contentment in the Lord, the psalmist invites Israel to seek their rest in God (131:3). 131:1 The heart represents the whole being (see 27:8). • God hates arrogance, which is a foolish way of life (Prov 6:16-19). • The psalmist does not trouble himself with matters that properly belong to the Lord.
Salmos 131:2
131:2 The psalmist calmed and quieted himself, surrendering his ambitions and taming his ego (Gal 2:20). • like a weaned child: The psalmist sees himself as a contented child.