John Trapp on Psalms 103:14
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Psalms103:14
Verſ. 14. For he knoweth our frame] Our evil concupiſcence ſaith the Chaldee; Figulinam & fragilem conſtitutionem noſtram, ſaith Junius, that we are nothing better than a compound of dire and ſin.
He remembreth th[illegible: 2 letters] we are duſt] Our bodies are (for our ſouls are of a ſpiritual nature, divinae particula aurae) and ſooner or later to be turned to duſt again.
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