Psalms 109:10

“Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg, etc.] Wander from place to place, begging their bread: this is denied of the children of good men in David’s time, (<193725>Psalm 37:25) yet was threatened to the children of Eli, (<090236>1 Samuel 2:36) and was very likely literally true of the children of Judas; and was certainly the case of multitudes of the children of the Jews, the posterity of them that crucified Christ, at the time of their destruction by the Romans; when great numbers were dispersed, and wandered about in various countries, as vagabonds, begging their bread from door to door; which is reckoned f1556 by them a great affliction, and very distressing. Let them seek…”

“Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg - Let them continually wander about with no home - no fixed habitation. Let them be compelled to ask their daily food at the hand of charity. Here we enter on a part of the psalm which is more difficult to be reconciled with a proper feeling than the portions which have been considered. It is, indeed, a frequent consequence of crime that the children of those who are punished “are” vagabonds and beggars, but this is not a necessary consequence; and there “seems” here, therefore, to be a mixture of personal feeling, or a feeling of revenge. This runs through the remaining portion of the imprecatory part of the psalm. I confess that it is…”

“Desolate places - Into which they are fled for fear and shame. Psalms 109:11”

“Psa 37:25; Gen 4:12-14; Sa2 3:29; Kg2 5:27; Job 24:8-12, Job 30:3-9; Isa 16:2 Psalms 109:11”