George Leo Haydock

Alleluia. This psalm consists of praise, and is alphabetical, (Berthier) the sixteen first letters being found at the head of each hemistic, to ver. 8; and in the 9th and 10th, we find the six last Hebrew letters, which is also the case in the following psalm. (Haydock) — In some Latin copies, we also find the same title in both, as they may relate to the captives. (Calmet) — The Church thanks God for the institution of the Eucharist, &c. (St. Augustine) (Eusebius) — Praise. Literally, “confess to.” (Haydock) — Congregation. Where there are few or many together, (Calmet) in private for my own sake, and in public for edification. (Worthington)