SEV Biblia, Chapter 78:60
Por esta causa dejó el tabernáculo de Silo, la tienda en que habitó entre los hombres;
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Psalms 77:60
Verse 60. He forsook the tabernacle of Shiloh ] The Lord, offended with the people, and principally with the priests, who had profaned his holy worship, gave up his ark into the hands of the Philistines. And so true it is that he forsook the tabernacle of Shiloh, that he never returned to it again. See 1 Sam. vi. 1; 2 Samuel 6.; 1 Kings viii. 1; where the several removals of the ark are spoken of, and which explain the remaining part of this Psalm. Because God suffered the Philistines to take the ark, it is said, ver. l11: "He delivered his strength into captivity, and his glory into the enemy's hand;" and ver. 67, that "he refused the tabernacle of Joseph, and chose not the tribe of Ephraim;" for Shiloh was in the tribe of Ephraim the son of Joseph; and God did not suffer his ark to return thither, but to go to Kirjath-jearim, which was in the tribe of Benjamin, from thence to the house of Obed-edom: and so to Zion in the tribe of Judah, as it follows, ver. 68.
The tabernacle which Moses had constructed in the wilderness remained at Shiloh even after the ark was taken by the Philistines and afterwards sent to Kirjath-jearim. From Shiloh it was transported to Nob; afterwards to Gibeon, apparently under the reign of Saul; and it was there at the commencement of Solomon's reign, for this prince went thither to offer sacrifices, 1 Kings iii. 4. From the time in which the temple was built, we know not what became of the tabernacle of Moses: it was probably laid up in some of the chambers of the temple. See Calmet.
Matthew Henry Commentary
Verses 56-72 - After the Israelites were settled in Canaan, the children were lik their fathers. God gave them his testimonies, but they turned back Presumptuous sins render even Israelites hateful to God's holiness, an exposed to his justice. Those whom the Lord forsakes become an eas prey to the destroyer. And sooner or later, God will disgrace his enemies. He set a good government over his people; a monarch after his own heart. With good reason does the psalmist make this finishing crowning instance of God's favour to Israel; for David was a type of Christ, the great and good Shepherd, who was humbled first, and the exalted; and of whom it was foretold, that he should be filled with the Spirit of wisdom and understanding. On the uprightness of his heart and the skilfulness of his hands, all his subjects may rely; and of the increase of his government and peace there shall be no end. Every tria of human nature hitherto, confirms the testimony of Scripture, that the heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked, an nothing but being created anew by the Holy Ghost can cure the ungodliness of any __________________________________________________________________
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