John Trapp on Psalms 119:132
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Psalms119:132
Verſ. 132 Look thou upon mee, &c.] Face about towards mee, and give mee a glimpſe at leaſt of thy grace; for full fruition I expect not in this preſent life. Brevis hora, parva mora.
As thou uſeſt to do unto thoſe, &c.] Common mercies ſatisfie not a Saint; hee muſt have peculiar favours, ſpirituall bleſſings in heavenly things, even the ſure mercies of David. Hee pleads for a childs part.
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