Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 38:15
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Psalms38:15
15. For in thee, O LORD, do I hope : thou wilt hear, O LORD my God.
I bore their Carriage silently and patiently, because I hoped and knew that thou wouldest Answer for me, and Plead my Cause better than my self; which I would not prevent by my impatience, and avenging my self. Or, But in thee do I hope, (i. e.) Though Friends forsake me, and mine Enemies Plot and Practise against me, yet I do not Despair, because I have thee on my side.
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