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Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 104:35

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Psalms104:35

35 Let the sinners be consumed out of the earth, and let the wicked be no more : bless thou the LORD, O my soul : Praise ye the LORD.

But as for those ungodly Creatures who do not regard the works of the Lord, which is noted as a most grievous sin and punished with a grievous imprecation like this Psal. 28. 4, 5. nor give him the glory due to his name, but dishonour God and abuse his Creatures, and thereby provoke God to destroy the Earth, and the men and things which are upon it, it is my Prayer for thine honour and for the safeguard of all mankind, that those Sinners who obstinately and resolutely continue in this practice of dishonouring and disobeying their Creatour may be taken out of this World, that they may no longer infect it nor procure its total destruction. Or, it may be a prediction delivered in the form of an imprecation, as hath been noted before in like Cases.

But thou, O my Soul, come not into this wretched Society, but employ thy self in this great work of blessing and praising God; and it is my desire and hope that others will follow my Example.

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