George Leo Haydock

Take; literally, “destroy,” (Haydock) or suffer me not to be contaminated or lost. (Worthington) — Hebrew, “gather.” Protestants, or “take not away.” (Marginal note; and St. Jerome) (Haydock) — Hebrew may be more expressive, and agrees with the parable, where God orders the cockle to be gathered into bundles, to be burnt. [Matthew xiii. 30.?] (Berthier) — Treat me not like the wicked and murderers, who are cut off before their time. (Calmet) — David alludes to a future state, as he knew that the wicked were not always punished here. (Berthier) — O God is not in Hebrew, Septuagint, or St. Augustine. (Calmet) — But it is understood. (Haydock)