George Leo Haydock

or 23. Fire. With zeal (Worthington) and indignation, or rather is oppressed (Calmet) and persecuted. See Micheas iii. 3. (Haydock) — They. Houbigant would substitute “he is caught.” But we may well explain this of the sinner and the unjust, ver. 3(24). (Berthier) — Indeed both are under perplexity, as the poor knows not why the wicked prosper. (Bellarmine; Menochius) — An answer is given to the complaint of the just, intimating that the wicked are caught in their own snares, (Worthington) and are not free from trouble. (Haydock)