John Trapp on Psalms 102:17
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Psalms102:17
Verſ. 17.Humileſque Myticae. Virg. He will regard the prayer of the deſtitute] Heb. Of the poor ſhrub, tha is in the wilderneſs trod upon by beaſts, unregarded, worthleſs: Heath, Juniper, t Wild Ta mar[illegible: 1 letter]k; Tremelli[illegible: 2 letters] rendreth it Nudatiſſimi; Others Excitantis ſe, the prayer of one that ſtirreth up himſelf to take hold of God, and thereby prevaileth with him. I came for thy prayer, ſaith the Angel to Daniel, chap. 10.12.
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