Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 9:3
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Psalms9:3
3. When mine enemies are turned back , they shall fall and perish at thy presence .
(i. e.) Discomfited and put to Flight.
They shall not save themselves by Flight, and reserve themselves to do further Mischief, but shall stumble as it were at Gall-traps by thee laid in their way, and shall be pursued and overtaken, and cut off.
Upon thy appearance against them. One angry Look of thine is able to confound and destroy them. Heb. from thy face, because thou didst march in the head of our Armies, and against them. They could not stand before thee. So he ascribes the Honour of his Victories to God only, and to his Presence and assistance.
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