John Trapp on Psalms 119:112
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Psalms119:112
Verſ. 112 I have inclined mine heart to perform thy Statutes] This is the fruit of my Chriſtian contentation, and ſpirituall joy, I have inclined my heart: Indeed thou Lord haſt done it, for thou art the only heart-maker, and heart-mender; but thou counteſt and calleſt it my doing, for mine incouragement in thy ſervice. Certum eſt nos facer[illegible: 1 letter] quod facimus, ſed Deus facit ut faciamus, ſaith Auſtin.
Alway even to the end] For elſe I ſhall loſe the things that I have wrought, and not receive a full reward, 2. Job. 8.
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