Psalm 13:1 - Church Fathers' explanation

Psalm 13:1 - general consensus interpretation among Biblical Scholars, Church Fathers, and Theologians throughout history

Psalm 12:1 (Douay-Rheims Bible)

Sources:

1 - Catena Aurea by Saint Thomas Aquinas
- compilation of commentaries from the Church Fathers and other Theologians on the four Gospels, arranged in a harmonious way to provide a comprehensive and cohesive understanding of the teachings of Jesus Christ.
- writings of early Christian theologians such as Saint Augustine, Saint John Chrysostom, Saint Jerome, and many more.

2 - The Great Commentary by Cornelius a Lapide.
- considered to be the most comprehensive biblical commentary ever written
- highly influential and leading biblical scholar of his time and recognized as one of the greatest biblical commentators
- was known for his proficiency in Latin, Hebrew and Greek
- had profound knowledge of the Jewish and Early Christian Traditions
- widely used by preachers, theologians, and scholars of his time, and continue to be studied and consulted by scholars today

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