Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 37:8
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Psalms37:8
8. Cease from anger s, and forsake wrath: fret not thy self in any wise, to do evil .
Or, at least so far as to do Evil. If any such Anger, or Grief, do secretly arise in thee, take Care that it do not Transport thee; Either, to Reproach, or distrust God's Providence, or to the dislike of his ways, or to an Approbation, or Imitation of the wicked Practices of those Men, in Hopes of the same success.
t Either against the sinner for his Success; Or against God, for so disposing of things, as Ionah was, Ch. 4. 1.
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