Unto hatred. That is, hateful to God (Challoner) and man; (Haydock) or that he may be able to hurt, as Hebrew also may insinuate. (Berthier) Septuagint, "to find and hate his iniquity. "But he acts not with sincerity. He wishes to defend his evil ways. (St. Augustine) He still flatters himself with impunity, Psalm ix. 25., or x. 11. To find, often means to punish, Genesis xliv. 16. (Calmet) God frequently abandons those who sin through malice. (Worthington)

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