Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 50:20
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Psalms50:20
20. Thou sittest and speakest against thy brother , thou s[illegible: 1+ letters]anderest thine own mothers son.
Thou dost not onely speak evil in a sudden Passion, or upon some great Provocation, but this is thy Constant and deliberate Practise and Business, which thou dost pursue with great Facilty and Complacency: all which this Phrase implies.
Strictly so called, as the next Clause explains it. Which is a great Aggravation of the sin, and a Proof of his inveterate and obstinate Wickedness.
Takest away his good Name, which is better than all Riches; yea, than Life it self. Which is contrary to my express and oft repeated Commands.
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