Psa 16:10 | Clarke | e4.org | Verse 10. Thine Holy One ] This is in the plural number, chasideycha, thy Holy Ones ; but none of the versions translate it in the plural ; and as it is in the singular number, chasidecha , in several ancient editions , among which is the Complutensian Polyglot , and no less than two hundred and sixty-four of Kennicott's and De Rossi's MSS., and in the quotation by St. Peter , in , we may take it for granted that the present reading is a corruption; or that is an emphatic singular. As to leaving the soul in hell , it can only mean permitting the life of the Messiah to continue under the power of death ; for sheol signifies a pit , a ditch , the grave , or state of the dead . , &c. See corruption. ] All human beings see corruption, because born in sin, and liable to the curse. The human body of Jesus Christ, as being without sin, saw no corruption.

‏ Psalms 16:10

Verse 10. Thine Holy One] This is in the plural number, chasideycha, thy Holy Ones; but none of the versions translate it in the plural; and as it is in the singular number, chasidecha, in several ancient editions, among which is the Complutensian Polyglot, and no less than two hundred and sixty-four of Kennicott's and De Rossi's MSS., and in the quotation by St. Peter, in Ac 2:27; 13:35, we may take it for granted that the present reading is a corruption; or that

is an emphatic singular.

As to leaving the soul in hell, it can only mean permitting the life of the Messiah to continue under the power of death; for sheol signifies a pit, a ditch, the grave, or state of the dead. See Clarke on Ac 2:25, &c.

See corruption.] All human beings see corruption, because born in sin, and liable to the curse. The human body of Jesus Christ, as being without sin, saw no corruption.