John Trapp on Psalms 104:29

Verſ. 29. Thou hideſt thy face] i. e. Thou withdreweſt thy favour, thy concurrence, thine influence, they are troubled, or terrified, a cold ſweat ſitteth upon their limbs, animam agunt, they ſhortly expire; for in God, we live, move, and have our being, Act. 17. A frown of Auguſtus Ceſar, Camden. proved to be the death of Cornelius Gallus, Sir Chriſtopher Hatton Lord Chancellor of England dyed Sept. 20.1591. of a flux of his urine, and grief of mind conceived upon ſome angry words given him by Q. Elizabeth.

Thou takeſt away their breath] Heb. Thou gathereſt it, calleſt for it again, viz. their vital vigour.