John Trapp on Psalms 116:2

Verſ. 2 becauſe hee hath inclined his ear] As loth to loſe any part of my prayer, though never ſo weakly uttered; therefore hee ſhall have my cuſtome, Pſal. 65.2. O thou that heareſt prayer, unto thee ſhall all fleſh come.

As long as I live] Heb. in my dayes, that is ſay ſome, whilſt I have a day to live. Others ſenſe it thus, In the time of my affliction (confer Pſal. 137.7. Lam. 1.21.) which by the word dayes hee noteth to bee of long continuance.