Psalms 15:2

Verse 2. I have. Hebrew “Thou, my soul, hast said.” But S. Jerom agrees with us.—Goods. Hebrew “my good is not above thee.” I can desire nothing greater. Bert.—Aquila and Vatable seem to have the same idea as the Septuagint We reap all the profit from our piety. Calmet.—The redemption was entirely for man’s benefit, ( Worthington.) though it gave the greatest glory to God. Bible.—Since God, therefore, wants nothing, I will shew my kindness (Bellar.) to the poor. Bible.