Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 42:1
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Psalms42:1
1. AS the hart panteth after the waterbrooks , so panteth my Soul after thee , O God.
The Hart is naturally Hot and Thirsty. And this Thirst is increased; Partly, by its dwelling in Desert and dry places, to which it retireth for fear of Men and Wild beasts: and Partly, by its long and violent Running, when it is pursued by the Hunters: And, some add, by eating of Serpents.
After the enjoyment of thee in thy Sanctuary, as it appears from v. 4.
Marginal references: Heb. brayeth.
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