시편 5:6 해설: Rashi, Radak & Ibn Ezra

Confused people who make themselves mad, and in the language of the Mishnah, מערבבין, confused.

(Mad) fools (הוללים) shall not stand before Thine eyes: – The significance of הוללים is sometimes that of folly, as (in the passages) “And he played the fool in their hands” (1 Sam. 21:14); “I said it is foolish” (Eccles. 2:2); and sometimes it is used with the significance of wickedness, as (in the passage) “mischievous madness” (הוללות) (ibid. 10:13), and similar instances. And in this sense (is the clause to be taken here)-(Mad) fools shall not stand before Thine eyes, as he proceeds to say

Shall not stand (לֹא יִתְיַצְּבוּ - lo yityatzvu): The meaning of stand (yityatzvu) is in the manner of servants (ha-avadim) standing [in attendance] upon their king (nitzavim al malkam).