Their poison is like the poison of a serpent: they are like the deaf adder that stoppeth her ear;
Su veneno es como el veneno de una serpiente: son como una cobra sorda que tapa sus oídos;
Los malvados son como serpientes venenosas que se niegan a escuchar.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the context of ancient Israel, Psalm 58 is attributed to David and serves as an imprecatory psalm, calling for God's judgment on unjust rulers who twist justice and oppress the innocent. The imagery of a serpent's poison and a deaf adder that refuses to listen reflects the cultural view in the Middle East, where snakes were symbols of danger and deceit, often used to describe enemies who ignore wisdom or correction. This verse fits into the broader biblical narrative of the psalmist's plea for divine intervention against the wicked.
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