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Ps 140:1-13.
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Ps 140:1-13.
The style of this Psalm resembles those of David in the former part of the book, presenting the usual complaint, prayer, and confident hope of relief.
1. evil man--Which of David's enemies is meant is not important.
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2-5. 恶人的这种品性，以及他们针对敬虔人所设的计谋，与 Ps 10:7; 31:13; 58:4 等相符。
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2-5. This character of the wicked, and the devices planned against the pious, correspond to
Ps 10:7; 31:13; 58:4,
&c.
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3. 磨快……如蛇——不像蛇那样，而是他们在诡诈和毒液上如同蛇。
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3. sharpened . . . like a serpent--not like a serpent does, but they are thus like a serpent in cunning and venom.
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5. 陷阱（与）网罗——指威胁的危险
（比较
Ps 38:12; 57:6）。
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5. snare [and] net--for threatening dangers (compare
Ps 38:12; 57:6).
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6. （比较
Ps 5:1-12; 16:2）。
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6. (Compare
Ps 5:1-12; 16:2).
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7. 争战之日——按字面作「兵器」，即使用兵器之时。
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7. day of battle--literally, "of armor," that is, when using it.
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8. （比较
Ps 37:12; 66:7）。
免得他们高举自己——或作「他们若被容许兴旺，必被高举」。
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8. (Compare
Ps 37:12; 66:7).
lest they exalt themselves--or, they will be exalted if permitted to prosper.
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9. 将他的头蒙于神
(Ps 140:7)， 与他们的头——或（因「头」可作「人」用）与他们——被自己恶行的结果所蒙蔽
(Ps 7:16)， 两相对照。
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9. Contrasts his head covered by God
(Ps 140:7)
with theirs, or (as "head" may be used for "persons") with them, covered with the results of their wicked deeds
(Ps 7:16).
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10. （比较
Ps 11:6; 120:4)。
扔在火中；扔在深坑里——全然毁灭的比喻。
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10. (Compare
Ps 11:6; 120:4).
cast into the fire; into deep pits--figures for utter destruction.
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11. 说恶言的人——或作「谤讟者」必不被容忍
(Ps 101:7)。
末句可译作：「恶人他（神）必追赶」等。
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11. an evil speaker--or, "slanderer" will not be tolerated
(Ps 101:7).
The last clause may be translated: "an evil (man) He (God) shall hunt," &c.
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12. （比较
Ps 9:4)。
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12. (Compare
Ps 9:4).
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13. 经过一切变迁之后，义人仍必有赞美的理由。这样的人
要居住——要在神的保护下安然坐
(Ps 21:6; 41:12)。
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13. After all changes, the righteous shall have cause for praise. Such
shall dwell--shall sit securely, under God's protection
(Ps 21:6; 41:12).
Ps 140:1-13.
本篇风格类似本书前半部大卫的诗，呈现出惯有的诉苦、祷告和对解救的把握。
1. 恶人——究竟指大卫哪一位仇敌并不重要。