Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 94:20

20 Shall the throne of iniquity have fellowship with thee , which frameth mischief by a law !

Wilt thou take part with the unrighteous powers of the World who oppress thy people? It is true they partake of thy name, being called gods, Psal. 82. 1. but, I know, thou wilt not afford them thy Protection and Patronage, but wilt manifest thy justice and displeasure against them. This seems to have been one of those comfortable thoughts wherewith the Psalmist delighted his soul, as he now said.

Who devise wicked devices and lay heavy burdens upon men that are more righteous than themselves.

Either by vertue of those unrighteous decrees which they have made in form of Laws: Or, by false pretences of law. Or, against law, against all right and the laws both of God and men.

Marginal references: Isai. 10. 1.