Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 51:1

1. HAve mercy upon me , O God, according to thy loving kindness : according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies , blot out f my transgressions.

Pity and Help and Answer me, in the Desires I am now spreading before thee.

I pretend to no merit, but humbly implore thy free Grace and Mercy.

Thy mercies are infinite, and therefore sufficient for my Relief, and such indeed do I need. Either, 1. Out of my Conscience and Soul, where it hath le[illegible: 1+ letters]t a stain and filthy Character. Out of thy Book of Remembrance, and Accounts, in which all mens sins are written, and out of which all men shall be judged hereafter. Revel. 20. 12. Which is spoken of God after the manner of men. See of this Phrase Isa. 43. 25. and 44. 22.