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…
1Bienaventurado aquel cuya transgresión ha sido perdonada, y cubierto su pecado.
2Bienaventurado el hombre a quien Jehová no culpa de iniquidad, Y en cuyo espíritu no hay engaño.
3Mientras callé, se envejecieron mis huesos En mi gemir todo el día.
4Porque de día y de noche se agravó sobre mí tu mano; Se volvió mi verdor en sequedades de verano.
5Mi pecado te declaré, y no encubrí mi iniquidad. Dije: Confesaré mis transgresiones a Jehová; Y tú perdonaste la maldad de mi pecado.
6Por esto orará a ti todo santo en el tiempo en que puedas ser hallado; Ciertamente en la inundación de muchas aguas no llegarán estas a él.
7Tú eres mi refugio; me guardarás de la angustia; Con cánticos de liberación me rodearás.
8Te haré entender, y te enseñaré el camino en que debes andar; Sobre ti fijaré mis ojos.
9No seáis como el caballo, o como el mulo, sin entendimiento, Que han de ser sujetados con cabestro y con freno, Porque si no, no se acercan a ti.
10Muchos dolores habrá para el impío; Mas al que espera en Jehová, le rodea la misericordia.
11Alegraos en Jehová y gozaos, justos; Y cantad con júbilo todos vosotros los rectos de corazón.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
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I. Ps 32 This wisdom psalm of confession and thanksgiving encourages and exhorts the godly to learn …
Ps 32 This wisdom psalm of confession and thanksgiving encourages and exhorts the godly to learn from the psalmist’s experience of sin, denial, confession, and forgiveness. This psalm was one of the seven psalms of penitence used in the early church (also Pss 6, 38, 51, 102, 130, 143).
32:1-2 The Lord’s forgiveness restores people to fellowship with him, clears them of guilt, and gives them great joy. Paul quoted this text when explaining justification by faith alone (Rom 4:4-8).
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II. 32:3-5 The psalmist acknowledges his own sin (see 19:12-13; 25:7, 11, 15-22) and his resistance t…
32:3-5 The psalmist acknowledges his own sin (see 19:12-13; 25:7, 11, 15-22) and his resistance to confessing sin. The Lord pressed him hard until he confessed his guilt.
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III. 32:4 The psalmist attributes his suffering directly to the Lord’s hand of discipline (cp. 38:2; 3…
32:4 The psalmist attributes his suffering directly to the Lord’s hand of discipline (cp. 38:2; 39:10).
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IV. 32:5 God has forgiven the guilt and rebellion of 32:1. The Lord’s nature is to reconcile and forg…
32:5 God has forgiven the guilt and rebellion of 32:1. The Lord’s nature is to reconcile and forgive (78:38; 85:2; 130:4), but he requires confession and repentance.
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V. 32:6 The godly will learn from the psalmist’s experience to pray for forgiveness before it is too…
32:6 The godly will learn from the psalmist’s experience to pray for forgiveness before it is too late.
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VI. 32:7 The Lord promises to be his people’s hiding place (31:20). Instead of being overwhelmed by t…
32:7 The Lord promises to be his people’s hiding place (31:20). Instead of being overwhelmed by terror (31:13), the psalmist is surrounded by songs of victory.
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VII. 32:8 God interrupts the psalmist’s teaching with a message that invites the godly to receive the …
32:8 God interrupts the psalmist’s teaching with a message that invites the godly to receive the Lord’s wisdom (see 5:8; 23:3; 25:4-6).
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VIII. 32:9 The senseless person is not wise. Rejecting the Lord’s counsel ruins life and makes one like…
32:9 The senseless person is not wise. Rejecting the Lord’s counsel ruins life and makes one like an animal (see Isa 1:3; Jas 3:3).
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IX. 32:10 Difficulties common to all of life will ensnare the wicked, whereas the Lord promises to pr…
32:10 Difficulties common to all of life will ensnare the wicked, whereas the Lord promises to protect the godly with his care.
Antiguo Testamento
Psalms — Capítulo 32
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…
Texto — Reina-Valera 1960
1Bienaventurado aquel cuya transgresión ha sido perdonada, y cubierto su pecado.
2Bienaventurado el hombre a quien Jehová no culpa de iniquidad, Y en cuyo espíritu no hay engaño.
3Mientras callé, se envejecieron mis huesos En mi gemir todo el día.
4Porque de día y de noche se agravó sobre mí tu mano; Se volvió mi verdor en sequedades de verano.
5Mi pecado te declaré, y no encubrí mi iniquidad. Dije: Confesaré mis transgresiones a Jehová; Y tú perdonaste la maldad de mi pecado.
6Por esto orará a ti todo santo en el tiempo en que puedas ser hallado; Ciertamente en la inundación de muchas aguas no llegarán estas a él.
7Tú eres mi refugio; me guardarás de la angustia; Con cánticos de liberación me rodearás.
8Te haré entender, y te enseñaré el camino en que debes andar; Sobre ti fijaré mis ojos.
9No seáis como el caballo, o como el mulo, sin entendimiento, Que han de ser sujetados con cabestro y con freno, Porque si no, no se acercan a ti.
10Muchos dolores habrá para el impío; Mas al que espera en Jehová, le rodea la misericordia.
11Alegraos en Jehová y gozaos, justos; Y cantad con júbilo todos vosotros los rectos de corazón.
TYNDALE OPEN STUDY NOTES
Versículo 1
I. Ps 32 This wisdom psalm of confession and thanksgiving encourages and exhorts the godly to learn …
Versículo 3
II. 32:3-5 The psalmist acknowledges his own sin (see 19:12-13; 25:7, 11, 15-22) and his resistance t…
Versículo 4
III. 32:4 The psalmist attributes his suffering directly to the Lord’s hand of discipline (cp. 38:2; 3…
Versículo 5
IV. 32:5 God has forgiven the guilt and rebellion of 32:1. The Lord’s nature is to reconcile and forg…
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V. 32:6 The godly will learn from the psalmist’s experience to pray for forgiveness before it is too…
Versículo 7
VI. 32:7 The Lord promises to be his people’s hiding place (31:20). Instead of being overwhelmed by t…
Versículo 8
VII. 32:8 God interrupts the psalmist’s teaching with a message that invites the godly to receive the …
Versículo 9
VIII. 32:9 The senseless person is not wise. Rejecting the Lord’s counsel ruins life and makes one like…
Versículo 10
IX. 32:10 Difficulties common to all of life will ensnare the wicked, whereas the Lord promises to pr…