John Trapp on Psalms 119:25
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Psalms119:25
Verſ. 25 My ſoul cleaveth unto the duſt] Thoſe Princes my Perſecutors (Sauls counſellors) have brought mee to deaths-doore, as Pſal. 44.25. & 22.15. I am in a forlorn condition; as far below hope, as they are above [illegible: 1 letter]ear. Theodoret expoundeth it of humility: and Theodoſius the Emperor uſed theſe words, when reproved by Ambroſe for the ſlaughter at Theſſalonica, Theod. Eccle[illegible: 1 letter]. hiſt. l. 5. c. 18. hee lay on the ground and humbly begged pardon.
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