They are not in trouble asothermen; Neither are they plagued likeothermen.
They are free of the burdens others carry; they are not afflicted like other men.
In the misery of mortals they are not, And with common men they are not plagued.
They have not the hardships of mankind, neither are they plagued like [other] men:
Psalms — Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament).
1. Yet God is good to Israel. The adverb 'k, ach, does not here imply a simple affirmation certainly, as it often does in other places, but is taken adversatively for yet, notwithstanding, or some similar word. David opens the psalm abruptly; and from this we learn, what is worthy…