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Psalms — Capítulo 15

Jesus and the apostles loved the book of Psalms—they quoted from it and lived out of it. These ancient prayers and praises of Israel provide a bridge between the Old Testament and the New Testament; the themes introduced in the psalms find further development in the New Testament. Where David’s dynasty failed, Jesus gives hope. Yet, certain expectations that emerge in the book of Psalms still r…

Versión

Texto — Reina-Valera 1960

1Jehová, ¿quién habitará en tu tabernáculo? ¿Quién morará en tu monte santo?

2El que anda en integridad y hace justicia, Y habla verdad en su corazón.

3El que no calumnia con su lengua, Ni hace mal a su prójimo, Ni admite reproche alguno contra su vecino.

4Aquel a cuyos ojos el vil es menospreciado, Pero honra a los que temen a Jehová. El que aun jurando en daño suyo, no por eso cambia;

5Quien su dinero no dio a usura, Ni contra el inocente admitió cohecho. El que hace estas cosas, no resbalará jamás.

TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES

Versículo 1

I. Pss 15–19 The psalms in this section affirm integrity and purity (17:15; 18:20-26; 19:13-14). The…

Pss 15–19 The psalms in this section affirm integrity and purity (17:15; 18:20-26; 19:13-14). They refer to people as dwelling in God’s presence (16:9-11; 17:15) and as not being shaken (15:5; 16:8). Ps 15 In this wisdom poem, the psalmist contrasts the lifestyle of the godly with the actions of fools (Ps 14). The questions in this psalm invite readers to examine themselves and to look away from problems with the wicked. The question of who dwells in God’s presence leads into a description of godly character qualities (cp. 24:3-6; Isa 33:14-16). 15:1 Only the godly may reside in the Lord’s presence (5:4). As his guests, they experience his hospitality and protection. • sanctuary (or tent): In David’s time, God’s sanctuary was a tent (the Tabernacle; see 1 Sam 21:6; 2 Sam 6:17; 7:6; 12:20; 1 Chr 6:32).

Versículo 2

II. 15:2 The godly speak truthfully and act faithfully in their relationships. Unlike the wicked, the…

15:2 The godly speak truthfully and act faithfully in their relationships. Unlike the wicked, they are open and transparent (12:2-4).

Versículo 5

III. 15:5 The Lord prohibited Israel from charging interest to people in need (Exod 22:25-27). • The a…

15:5 The Lord prohibited Israel from charging interest to people in need (Exod 22:25-27). • The assurance of God’s presence keeps the godly from destruction (Pss 16:8; 46:5; 125:1). Their circumstances might shake them temporarily, but they ultimately stand firm (30:6; 94:18; 112:6).

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