Gregory the Dialogist

But they that have been left shall be taken away from among them. Whom else do we understand by 'the left,' but all the despised of this world? whom whilst the present life chooses not for any use of honour, it 'leaves' as being the least and most worthless. …

Morals on the Book of Job, Book V ↗

Thomas Aquinas

But because there are some who apply remedies against sins even though they do not understand them, like David who said, "From hidden faults cleanse me, O Lord," (Ps. 18:12) he adds, "Those, however, who will remain" from the number of those who perish in eternity, "are born away from them," for they will be separated from their company. "They will die," because though a man may repent from his sin, he is still not free from the necessity of dying, but wisdom will not die in them. …

Commentary on Job ↗