Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 7:2
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Psalms7:2
2. Lest he tear my soul like a lion , renting it in pieces, while there is none to deliver .
(i. e.) Mine enemy, as it is expressed v. 4. even Saul, or any of his followers.
Out of my Body. Or destroy me and my Life, as Psal. 6. 5.
To which he compares him both for Power and Cruelty, and withal intimates his own inability to oppose or escape his Rage without God's almighty help.
Whilest I have no considerable Force to defend myself, but am forced to flee to Mountains and Caves, and Woods for my Safety:
Marginal references: Heb▪ not a deliverer.
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