Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 41:6
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Psalms41:6
6. And if he come to see me , he speaketh vanity : his heart gathereth iniquity to it self , when he goeth abroad he telleth it .
To visit me in my sickness according to the Custome.
Or, falshood, pretending Sympathy with me, and friendship to me, whilst they Plot mischief in their Hearts against me.
Even when he is with me, and pretends hearty affection to me, his Heart cannot forbear its Customary Practice, of meditating and devi[illegible: 1+ letters]ing Mischief against me; for which he watcheth and seeketh for all Occasions from my Speeches, or Carriage, or the Circumstance of my Condition, which he observes.
Partly, to delight his Companions and Pa[illegible: 1+ letters]tly, to encourage them, to and direct them in their malicious Designs against me.
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