Judges 2:9Meaning & Commentary from the Church Fathers

I will not grieve, like Jacob and David, for those who perish under the law; instead, I will embrace the promise of resurrection with Christ in the gospel. For the Jews, mourning is customary, but for Christians, it becomes a source of joy. Weeping may endure through the night, yet joy comes with the morning (Psalms 29:6). The darkness has passed, and the light of day has arrived (Rom. 13:12). In the same way, Moses is mourned as he dies, and Jesus is interred in a mountain without the customary rites or tears. We have summarized everything that can be said about biblical lamentation in the text that offered Paul solace while he was in Rome.

From this, I gather that much of the information provided serves as a succinct reiteration of events that occurred during the life of Jesus. The author further informs us about the age at which Jesus met His end and the location of His burial.