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King James Bible - Psalms 73:11

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SEV Biblia, Chapter 73:11

Y dirán: ¿Cómo sabe Dios? ¿Y hay conocimiento en lo más alto?

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Clarke's Bible Commentary - Psalms 72:11

Verse 11. They say, How doth God know? ] My people are so stumbled with the prosperity of the wicked, that they are ready in their temptation to say, "Surely, God cannot know these things, or he would never dispense his favours thus." Others consider these words as the saying of the wicked: "We may oppress these people as we please, and live as we list; God knows nothing about it."

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Matthew Henry Commentary

Verses 1-14 - The psalmist was strongly tempted to envy the prosperity of the wicked a common temptation, which has tried the graces of many saints. But he lays down the great principle by which he resolved to abide. It is the goodness of God. This is a truth which cannot be shaken. Good thought of God will fortify against Satan's temptations. The faith even of strong believers may be sorely shaken, and ready to fail. There ar storms that will try the firmest anchors. Foolish and wicked people have sometimes a great share of outward prosperity. They seem to have the least share of the troubles of this life; and they seem to have the greatest share of its comforts. They live without the fear of God, ye they prosper, and get on in the world. Wicked men often spend their lives without much sickness, and end them without great pain; whil many godly persons scarcely know what health is, and die with grea sufferings. Often the wicked are not frightened, either by the remembrance of their sins, or the prospect of their misery, but the die without terror. We cannot judge men's state beyond death, by what passes at their death. He looked abroad, and saw many of God's people greatly at a loss. Because the wicked are so very daring, therefore his people return hither; they know not what to say to it, and the rather because they drink deep of the bitter cup of affliction. He spok feelingly when he spoke of his own troubles; there is no disputin against sense, except by faith. From all this arose a strong temptatio to cast off religion. But let us learn that the true course of sanctification consists in cleansing a man from all pollution both of soul and body. The heart is cleansed by the blood of Christ laid holy upon by faith; and by the begun works of the Lord's Spirit, manifeste in the hearty resolution, purpose, and study of holiness, and blameless course of life and actions, the hands are cleansed. It is no in vain to serve God and keep his ordinances.

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Original Hebrew

ואמרו 559 איכה 349 ידע 3045 אל 410  וישׁ 3426  דעה 1844  בעליון׃ 5945