He that sits in the heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in derision.
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George Leo Haydock
AD 1849
Them, who continue rebellious, Proverbs i. He speaks thus to show that we deserve derision. (Haydock)
Quod nos derisu digna faciamus. (St. Jerome)
Yet he will convert many, (Worthington) even of those who, like St. Paul, were bent on persecuting the faithful. If they still resist, (Haydock) he will show the futility of their plans, and triumph over all, as David did over his opponents, and Christ over those who wished to have obstructed his resurrection, and the propagation of his gospel. Thus Jesus has proved his divinity, and confirmed our hopes that he will still protect his Church; as he did when it seemed to be in the greatest danger. (Calmet)
God can fear no opposition to his decrees. (Menochius)
He is in Heaven, to whom we ought to address our prayers. The Lord seems to be here applicable to Christ. Chaldean, "the word of God. "He has the title of the Creator, Adonai, as the Jews have marked it with a Kamets 134 times, when it is to be taken in that sense. (Berthier)
