Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 37:30
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Psalms37:30
30. The mouth of the righteous speaketh wisdom ; and his tongue talketh of judgment .
And that Freely, and Customarily, and from his Heart, as the next Verse shews. Having shewed in divers Verses, God▪s singular Care over, and Respect to the Righteous, he proceeds to give a Character of them, and withal to assign one Reason of the great Difference of God's dealings with them, and with other Men.
Either, 1. For the manner of it, with Wisdom and Judgment. Or rather, 2. For the Matter of it, Heavenly Wisdom, and God's judgment, or Word or Law, as it follows, v. 31. When the Discourses of other Men, are either Wicked or Vain, and useless, his are serious and Edifying, and Pious concerning the Word and ways of God.
Either, 1. For the manner of it, with Wisdom and Judgment. Or rather, 2. For the Matter of it, Heavenly Wisdom, and God's judgment, or Word or Law, as it follows, v. 31. When the Discourses of other Men, are either Wicked or Vain, and useless, his are serious and Edifying, and Pious concerning the Word and ways of God.
Marginal references: Prov. 10. 3[illegible: 1+ letters] ▪
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