John Trapp on Psalms 103:2

Verſ. 2. Bleſs the Lord, O my ſoul] David found ſome dulneſs and drowſineſs; hence he ſo oft puts the thorn to the breaſt; hence he ſo impe[illegible: 2 letters]ouſly inſtigateth his ſoul, as One ſhere phraſeth it.

And forget not all his benefits] Forgetfulneſs is a grave; look to it: Eaten bread is ſoon forgotten with us, as it is with children; [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Pin[illegible: 1 letter]u. neither periſheth any thing ſo ſoon with many as a good turn. Alphonſus King of Arragon profeſſed that hee wondred not ſo much at his Courtiers ingratitude to him (who had raiſed many of them from mean, to great eſtates, which they little remembred) as at his own to God.