John Trapp on Psalms 112:10
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Psalms112:10
Verſ. 10. The wicked ſhall ſee it] Vir improbus & reprobus; The covetous Caitiff who ſate a brood upon his bags, and befool'd the bountiful man, ſhall himſelf come to beggery, which he ſo much feared, and be ready to eat his own nayis through envy at the others proſperity; and becauſe he cannot come at his heart, he ſeeds upon his own, yea puts himſelf into an hell above ground, both for pain of loſs, and pain of ſenſe, as here.
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