John Trapp on Psalms 119:131
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Psalms119:131
Verſ. 131 I opened my mouth and panted] Heb. And S[illegible: 2 letters]ped in the air, as one that laboureth for life. Oh the ſighs and the groans that I unceſſantly breathed forth,As one that [illegible: 1 letter]unneth himſelf out of breath. Sitio propter l[illegible: 1 letter] gem ſicut d[illegible: 1 letter]acones proptet pluviam. Job. 29. out of zeal to thy law! Oh the ſtrong affections kindled on the harth of my heart! for
I longed for thy Commandements] The Septuagint render it by [non-Latin text not transcribed], which ſignifieth a moſt vehement deſire, impatient of delays.
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