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Prière de David. Éternel, prête l’oreille, exauce-moi! Car je suis malheureux et indigent. Voir aussi: Psaumes 31:2Daniel 9:18Psaumes 40:17Garde mon âme, car je suis pieux! Mon Dieu, sauve ton serviteur qui se confie en toi! Voir aussi: Psaumes 4:3Psaumes 25:2Jean 17:11Aie pitié de moi, Seigneur! Car je crie à toi tout le jour. Voir aussi: Psaumes 57:1Psaumes 88:9Éphésiens 6:18Réjouis l’âme de ton serviteur, Car à toi, Seigneur, j’élève mon âme. Voir aussi: Psaumes 143:8Psaumes 25:1Isaïe 66:13-14Car tu es bon, Seigneur, tu pardonnes, Tu es plein d’amour pour tous ceux qui t’invoquent. Voir aussi: Psaumes 145:8-9Joël 2:13Exode 34:6Éternel, prête l’oreille à ma prière, Sois attentif à la voix de mes supplications! Voir aussi: Psaumes 5:1-2Psaumes 17:1Psaumes 130:2Je t’invoque au jour de ma détresse, Car tu m’exauces. Voir aussi: Jonas 2:2Psaumes 34:4-6Psaumes 50:15Nul n’est comme toi parmi les dieux, Seigneur, Et rien ne ressemble à tes œuvres. Voir aussi: Exode 15:11Deutéronome 3:24Psaumes 89:6Toutes les nations que tu as faites viendront Se prosterner devant ta face, Seigneur, Et rendre gloire à ton nom. Voir aussi: Apocalypse 15:4Isaïe 66:23Psaumes 66:4Car tu es grand, et tu opères des prodiges; Toi seul, tu es Dieu. Voir aussi: Marc 12:29Isaïe 37:16Psaumes 72:18Enseigne-moi tes voies, ô Éternel! Je marcherai dans ta fidélité. Dispose mon cœur à la crainte de ton nom. Voir aussi: Jérémie 32:38-39Psaumes 25:4-5Psaumes 5:8Je te louerai de tout mon cœur, Seigneur, mon Dieu! Et je glorifierai ton nom à perpétuité. Voir aussi: Deutéronome 6:5Psaumes 146:1-2Apocalypse 19:5-6Car ta bonté est grande envers moi, Et tu délivres mon âme du séjour profond des morts. Voir aussi: Psaumes 103:8-12Psaumes 116:8Psaumes 57:10O Dieu! des orgueilleux se sont levés contre moi, Une troupe d’hommes violents en veulent à ma vie; Ils ne portent pas leurs pensées sur toi. Voir aussi: Psaumes 54:3Matthieu 27:1-2Psaumes 36:1Mais toi, Seigneur, tu es un Dieu miséricordieux et compatissant, Lent à la colère, riche en bonté et en fidélité; Voir aussi: Éphésiens 2:4-7Psaumes 130:7Psaumes 103:8Tourne vers moi les regards et aie pitié de moi, Donne la force à ton serviteur, Et sauve le fils de ta servante! Voir aussi: Philippiens 4:13Éphésiens 6:10Isaïe 40:29-31Opère un signe en ma faveur! Que mes ennemis le voient et soient confus! Car tu me secours et tu me consoles, ô Éternel! Voir aussi: Psaumes 41:10-11Juges 6:17Psaumes 71:20-21
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Notes · Haydock (1859, domaine public)Notes : 13
Notes en anglais Commentaire catholique du XIXᵉ siècle du P. George Leo Haydock, tel qu’il a été publié.
Numérotation Douay-Rheims : Psaume 85
Ces notes gardent les polémiques de leur époque : certaines parlent durement du peuple juif ou d'autres chrétiens. L'Église enseigne autrement aujourd'hui. On ne peut imputer au peuple juif la mort du Christ (Nostra Aetate 4 ; Catéchisme 597–598), et les chrétiens des autres communautés sont nos frères dans le Seigneur (Unitatis Redintegratio 3). L'unité des chrétiens
Introduction au chapitre
PSALM LXXXV. (INCLINA DOMINE.)
A prayer for God's grace to assist us to the end.
Psaumes 85:1
Ver. 1. David. He might compose this psalm under any affliction, though prayer is always necessary (Bert.) for any person. W. --- Others apply it to Ezechias, (Theodoret) the captives, or the Church. C. --- Jesus Christ prays during his passion, and foretells his resurrection, and the vocation of the Gentiles. S.
Aug. --- Needy. Heb. "mild or afflicted." Humility is requisite to pray well, as those who think themselves rich, ask not with fervour. C. --- God "inclines his ear if thou dost not lift up thy neck." S. Aug.
↑ 1Psaumes 85:2
Ver. 2. I am holy. I am by my office and profession dedicated to thy service, (Ch.) as a Levite, (C.) or a member of the true Church. H. --- He may also speak in the person of Christ, who prays for us and in us. D. --- Syr. and Arab. read,
"thou art good." C. --- Our necessities, firm purposes of leading a virtuous life, and confidence in God, move him to shew mercy. W.
↑ 2Psaumes 85:4
Ver. 4. Soul. I ardently desire to serve in thy temple. Jer. xxii. 27. A holy importunity, (Lu.
xviii. 2. Tert. Apol. 39. C.) and fervour in prayer, (H.) with perseverance, attention, and a sense of God's infinite perfections, are requisite. W.
↑ 4Psaumes 85:7
Ver. 7. Heard me. This gives me confidence that thou wilt do it again. H. ---
Thou art not like senseless idols. C.
↑ 7Psaumes 85:8
Ver. 8. Gods, which have been set up by men; or among angels, &c. (C.) capable of working miracles by an independent power. H.
↑ 8Psaumes 85:9
Ver. 9. Name. This was partly verified after the captivity, and fully when the gospel was preached. C. --- The Gentiles came by faith, and glorified God by good works. Matt. v. 17. W.
↑ 9Psaumes 85:10
Ver. 10. Alone. Sept. Vat. Arab. &c. add, "the great." C. Acts xvii. 24.
↑ 10Psaumes 85:11
Ver. 11. Truth. Let me see the justice of thy conduct in suffering the wicked to prosper, (Ps.
lxxii. 17.) or let me invariably observe thy holy law, which alone can give me true content. ---
Rejoice. Hebrew, as we read at present, "likewise fear," (C.) "unite," (Mont.) or
"let my heart be one," solitary, disengaged from all, unicum, (S. Jer.) "to fear,"
&c. C. --- This sense is very good.
But yached, means also rejoice. Bert. --- Our joy must be mixed with fear. D.
↑ 11Psaumes 85:13
Ver. 13. Hell of the damned, (W.) according to the Fathers: or out of captivity and dangers. Bert.
--- If it be understood of Christ, it must refer to limbo. Bell. M. --- It seems equivalent to the lower pit. Ps. lxxxvii. 7. H. --- The Jews admit seven regions in hell, (Geneb.) and our theologians four: 1. Of the damned; 2. of unbaptized infants; 3. of purgatory; and 4. of the saints in Abraham's bosom. S. Aug.
mentions the first and last here: but he speaks clearly of purgatory in other places. De Gen. con. Manch. ii. 17. in Ps. vi. C. --- David was rescued from the most imminent dangers, and Christ came out of limbo, (Ps. xv. 10. D.) by his own power. H.
↑ 13Psaumes 85:14
Ver. 14. Eyes. The Babylonians oppress us most unjustly. C.
↑ 14Psaumes 85:15
Ver. 15. True. This title is also applied to Christ, who, of course, is God; since every man is liable to mistake. Rom. iii. 4. Apoc. xix. 1. God authorized Moses and the prophets to address Him, as the psalmist does. Ex. xxxiv. 6. Joel ii. 13.
Bert.
↑ 15Psaumes 85:16
Ver. 16. Command. Heb. "strength," (H.) to resist the enemy. M. --- Order me as thou pleasest: I am entirely devoted to thee from my very birth. Ps. cxv. 16.
Restore the throne of David. C. ---
The prophets frequently thus turn to the Church, the kingdom of the Messias, who was born of the handmaid of the Lord. W.
↑ 16Psaumes 85:17
Ver. 17. Good. Mark me for thy slave, (C.) which will be the highest honour. H.
--- Give me such a sign as the angel did when he was going to destroy the first-born of Egypt. S. Athan. ---
By some prodigy convince our oppressors that there is a God. C. Bert. --- The resurrection, prefigured by Jonas, was the great proof of Christ and his Church; and this serves either for the conversion or for the condemnation of mankind. See S. Aug. W.
Quod precor eveniet, sunt certa oracula vatum,
Nam Deus optanti prospera signa dedit. Ovid. 2 de Ponto 1.
--- Comforted. S. Cyprian was in sorrow while suffering, but was comforted when crowned. "All the martyrs, with Christ, pray for us." S. Aug. D.
↑ 17Licence: Notes by Fr. George Leo Haydock (1774–1849), from the Douay-Rheims Bible with Haydock's commentary (first ed. Thomas Haydock, Manchester/Dublin, 1811–1814; New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, 1859); New Testament notes compiled with Fr. Benedict Rayment. Public domain. Digital text: "The Haydock Bible", Internet Archive (archive.org/details/TheHaydockBible), uploaded 2011 under the Public Domain Mark. · Crédits et licences