Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 39:3
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Psalms39:3
3. My heart was hot within me, while I was musing , the fire burned : then spake I with my tongue .
(i. e.) Considering in my own Thoughts, the great wickedness and successfulness of mine Enemies, and other wicked Men; and withal mine own and other good Mens Integrity, attended with great Troubles and Miseries in this Life.
My Thoughts kindled my Passions.
To wit, such Words, as I had purposed not to speak, v. 1: Rash and impatient Words; Either▪ 1. Some Words not here expressed: Which having uttered [illegible: 1 word] Men, he turneth his Speech to God, v. 4. Or, 2. Those which here follow.
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