John Trapp on Psalms 10:13
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Psalms10:13
Verſ. 13. Wherefore doth the Wicked contemn God? q.d. It is time for thee, Lord, to ariſe and beſtir thy ſelf; for otherwiſe what will become of thy great name? The Saints cannot endure that God ſhould be ſlighted.
Hee hath ſaid in his heart] Verſ. 3.4. This ſticks in Davids ſtomack, and draws this prayer from him, who was now bleſſedly blown up with an holy zeal for God; as was alſo good Zuinglius, when hee ſaid, In aliis manſuetus ero, in Blaſphemiis in Chriſtum, non ita. In other matters I can be mild and patient, but not ſo in caſe of Blaſphemy againſt Chriſt.
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