John Trapp on Psalms 119:115
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Psalms119:115
Verſ. 115 Depart from mee, yee evill-doers] For why? there is no doing my duty in your company; beſides a double danger, 1 Infection of ſin. 2 Inflection of puniſhment, Rev. 18.4.
For I will keep the Commandements] Which it booteth mee not to ſet about, unleſs I do firſt abandon your ſociety, hating the garment ſpotted by the fl[illegible: 1 letter]ſh, that is, avoiding evill company (ſaith Mr. Perkins) that R[illegible: 1 letter]mora or Peſt of true piety. See Levit. 15.4.
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