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John Trapp on Psalms 109:13

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Psalms109:13

Verſ. 13. Let his poſterity be cut off] Sit ejus exitus excidium, ſo ſome render it, Let his end be deſtruction, but it is better to take it, as we tranſlate, Let his posterity, &c. Let them be razed and rooted out of remembrance, they and their whole race.

Let their name be blotted out] That they may not live, ſo much as by ſame. The Edomites, Moabites, Ammonites, have no memorial but what they have in the Bible, and that is for no good. And the like may be ſaid of Meroz, Judg. 5.23. which ſeemeth to have been ſome City near the place where the battel was fought; but what it was none can determine, ſith there is no mention elſwhere to be found of it, which ſeemeth to be an effect of that bitter curſe pronounced againſt it. See Prov. 10.7.

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