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Comentário de Ellicott sobre toda a Bíblia
For I am a stranger. — A reminiscence of Gênesis 23:4, and adopted 1 Pedro 2:11 from the LXX. (See New Testament Commentary, and comp. Hebreus 11:13.) The psalmist, like the Apostle, applies Abraham’s words metaphorically to this earthly pilgrim age (comp. 1 Crônicas 29:15), and pathetically asks why, when the tenure of life is so uncertain, God looks angrily on him? (For the passionate appeal for a respite, comp. Jó 10:20, and for the Hebrew conception of the under world, Salmos 6:5, Note.)