PSALM XXXII. ( JUSTI.) An exhortation to praise God, and to trust in him. Inheritance, in opposition to the Gentiles, 1 Peter ii. 9. (Berthier) --- God made choice particularly of the Jews, as he does now of Christians. (Worthington) Prepared. St. Jerome, "from his most established throne;" whence he beholds all the conduct of men, (Calmet) though he fill all places, and work in all. (Berthier) --- His power and wisdom (ver. 15.) are infinite. (Worthington) Every one, sigillatim. Hebrew yachad, means also "together;" whence the Origenists inferred (Haydock) that all souls were made at first with Adam. (St. Jerome) --- Thus they explained how they came to be all infected. (Berthier) --- But God rather creates them when he infuses them into the body. (Denis the Carthusian) (Haydock) --- St. Augustine could never decide this important question. This text only proves that God is equally Creator of all; (Ecclesiasticus xviii. 1.; Calmet) and He alone made the hearts and souls of all men, as Greek: katamonas implies, Psalm iv. 10., and Genebrard. (Amama)