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Psalms 30:10

Western Saints

Augustine of Hippo

"The Lord has heard, and had mercy on Me, the Lord has become My helper." Nor did "He suffer His holy One to see corruption" [Psalm 30:10].

Exposition on Psalm 30 ↗

Thomas Aquinas

Third, when he says "The Lord has heard." He shows that the prayer was heard. And first the hearing is set forth. Second, the manner of the hearing, at "And he had mercy." Third, the fruit, at "That my glory may sing." He says therefore, "The Lord has heard," etc. He had said above, "I will cry out"; here he says he was heard, for the Lord heard, because he answered: Is. 65: "And it shall be that before they call, I will hear; while they are yet speaking, I will listen": Jn. …

Exposition on the Psalms of David ↗