John Trapp on Psalms 109:11
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Psalms109:11
Verſ. 11. Let the extortioner catch all that he hath] As it were in nets and ſnares, that is in bonds, debts, morgages; So Chryſoſtome expoundeth, Pſal. 10.9. Et ipſum & omars ejus facultates inexplicabilibus ſasis laqueis immitas foeneratores irretiant, let the mercileſs uſurer make a prey of him and his eſtate.
And let the ſtranger, &c.] Who hath no right to it, and will ſhew as little mercy. The Chaldee here hath it, Colligat fiſcus omnia quae ipſius ſunt. And Quae non capit Chriſtus, rapit fiſous, ſaith Bernard.
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