John Trapp on Psalms 119:39
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Psalms119:39
Verſ. 39. Turn away my reproach] Cover it, cure it, ſuffer it not to break forth to my diſgrace amongſt men.
For thy Judgements are good] But their tender mercies are meer cruelties, if therefore at any time I fall into opprobrious and reproachful practices, Lord, bee thou my Judge, and not they; for thy Judgements are like thy ſelf, good, and righteous, &c.
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