SEV Biblia, Chapter 14:5
Allí temblaron de espanto; porque Dios está con la nación de los justos.
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Psalms 13:5
Verse 5. There were they in great fear ] This is a manifest allusion to the history of the Canaanitish nations; they were struck with terror at the sight of the Israelites, and by this allusion the psalmist shows that a destruction similar to that which fell upon them, should fall on the Babylonians. Several of the versions add, from Psa. liii. 5, "Where no fear was." They were struck with terror, where no real cause of terror existed. Their fears had magnified their danger.
For God is in the generation ] They feared the Israelites, because they knew that the Almighty God was among them.
Matthew Henry Commentary
A description of the depravity of human nature, and the deplorabl corruption of a great part of mankind.
--The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. The sinner her described is an atheist, one that saith there is no Judge or Governo of the world, no Providence ruling over the affairs of men. He say this in his heart. He cannot satisfy himself that there is none, but wishes there were none, and pleases himself that it is possible ther may be none; he is willing to think there is none. This sinner is fool; he is simple and unwise, and this is evidence of it: he is wicke and profane, and this is the cause. The word of God is a discerner of these thoughts. No man will say, There is no God, till he is s hardened in sin, that it is become his interest that there should be none to call him to an account. The disease of sin has infected the whole race of mankind. They are all gone aside, there is none tha doeth good, no, not one. Whatever good is in any of the children of men, or is done by them, it is not of themselves, it is God's work in them. They are gone aside from the right way of their duty, the way that leads to happiness, and are turned into the paths of the destroyer. Let us lament the corruption of our nature, and see what need we have of the grace of God: let us not marvel that we are told we must be born again. And we must not rest in any thing short of unio with Christ, and a new creation to holiness by his Spirit. The psalmis endeavours to convince sinners of the evil and danger of their way while they think themselves very wise, and good, and safe. Their wickedness is described. Those that care not for God's people, for God's poor, care not for God himself. People run into all manner of wickedness, because they do not call upon God for his grace. What goo can be expected from those that live without prayer? But those tha will not fear God, may be made to fear at the shaking of a leaf. All our knowledge of the depravity of human nature should endear to u salvation out of Zion. But in heaven alone shall the whole company of the redeemed rejoice fully, and for evermore. The world is bad; oh tha the Messiah would come and change its character! There is universa corruption; oh for the times of reformation! The triumphs of Zion' King will be the joys of Zion's children. The second coming of Christ finally to do away the dominion of sin and Satan, will be the completing of this salvation, which is the hope, and will be the joy of every Israelite indeed. With this assurance we should comfort ourselve and one another, under the sins of sinners and sufferings of saints __________________________________________________________________
Original Hebrew
שׁם 8033 פחדו 6342 פחד 6343 כי 3588 אלהים 430 בדור 1755 צדיק׃ 6662