Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 6:8
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Psalms6:8
8. Depart from me , all ye workers of Iniquity ; for the LORD hath heard the voice of my weeping .
I advise you for your own sakes to cease from opposing or molesting me, or insulting over me, or approaching to me, with design of deceiving and betraying me: for all your labor will be lost.
All you wicked Enemies of mine.
(i. e.) He will hear, the past time being put for the future, as is usual in prophetical Passages, such as this was; David having received by the Spirit of God particular assurance that God would hear and deliver him.
(i. e.) Of my fervent Prayers joyned with my Tears.
Marginal references: Mat. 7. 23. & 25. 41. Luk. 13. 27. P[illegible: 1+ letters]l. [illegible: 1+ letters] 19. 115.; Psal. 31. 22.
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