Psalms 69:26

“Though smitten of God (Isa 53:4), men were not less guilty in persecuting the sufferer (Act 2:23). talk to the grief--in respect to, about it, implying derision and taunts. wounded--or, literally, "mortally wounded."”

“For they persecute him whom thou hast smitten - That is, instead of pitying one who is afflicted of God, or showing compassion for him, they “add” to his sorrows by their own persecutions. The psalmist was suffering as under the hand of God. He needed sympathy from others in his trials. Instead of that, however, he found only reproaches, opposition, persecution, calumny. There was an entire want of sympathy and kindness. There was a disposition to take advantage of the fact that he was suffering at the hand of God, to increase his sorrows in all ways in which they could do it. And they talk to the grief of those - What they say adds to their sorrow. They speak of the character of those who…”

“For - Which is an act of barbarous cruelty. Talk - Reproaching them, and triumphing in their calamities. Psalms 69:27”

“For: Psa 109:16; Ch2 28:9; Job 19:21, Job 19:22; Zac 1:15; Th1 2:15 whom: Isa 53:4, Isa 53:10; Zac 13:7 they talk: Mar 15:28-32 those: etc. Heb. thy wounded Psalms 69:27”