Psalms 120:6

“My soul hath long dwelt with him that hateth peace - This trouble is no new thing. It has been long continued, and has become intolerable. Who this was that thus gave him trouble is, of course, now unknown. It is only necessary to remark that there can scarcely be any source of trouble more bitter than that of sustaining such relations to others either in business, or in office, or by family-ties - whether by marriage or by blood - in school, in college, or in corporate bodies - as to expose us always to a quarrel: to be compelled to have constant contact with people of sour, perverse, crooked tempers, who are satisfied with nothing; who are suspicious or envious; who pervert our motives and…”

“120:6-7 peace: See 37:11; 122:6-9; 125:5; 128:6.”

“soul: Psa 57:4; Sa1 20:30-33; Eze 2:6; Mat 10:16, Mat 10:36; Tit 3:3 Psalms 120:7”