Let them be desolate for a reward of their shame that say unto me, Aha, aha.
Que queden desolados y avergonzados por su deshonra los que se burlan de mí y dicen '¡Ajá! ¡Te atrapamos!'
Que los que se burlan y celebran el mal de otros queden en vergüenza y desolación.
📚 Contexto Histórico
Psalm 40 is attributed to King David and is a song of thanksgiving and plea for help, reflecting his experiences of being rescued from trouble by God. In this verse, David prays for his enemies, who mock him with taunts like "Aha, aha" to express glee over his suffering, to face desolation as a fitting consequence for their shame. This imprecatory prayer was a common way in ancient Israelite culture for the oppressed to seek divine justice rather than personal retaliation.
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