John Trapp on Psalms 102:14

Verſ. 14. For thy ſervants take pleaſure in her ſtones] They pity he[illegible: 1 letter], and wiſh her welfare, much more then doſt thou. Hee argueth from that ſweet, tender, melting frame of ſpirit that was found in the faithful, which is but a reflex of that farſweeter that is in God.

And ſavour the duſt thereof] Theruines and the rubbiſh, heartily deſiring, and expecting a re-edification, and reſtauration, whereof they had a ſweet promiſe, Am. 9.9. and for the ſpiritual Temple to be built of Jews and Gentiles, they had many more. See all that followeth.