John Trapp on Psalms 102:8
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Psalms102:8
Verſ. 8. Mine enemies reproach me all the day] This is an evil that mans nature is moſt impatient of. See Pſal. 137.
And they that are mad againſt me] That let flye at me[illegible: 1 letter] or, that once praiſed me, flattered me[illegible: 1 letter] So the Sept.
Are ſworn againſt me] Have ſworn my death, or do ſwear and curſe by me, as the Turks do at this day, when to confirm a truth they ſay, Judaeus ſim ſi ſallam, I would I were a Jew, it is ſo. See Zach. 8.13. Iſa. 6.15. Jer. 29.22. God make thee as Abab, and as Zedechiah, &c.
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