John Trapp on Psalms 119:6
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Psalms119:6
Verſ. 6. Then ſhall I not bee aſhamed] i. e. I ſhall bee highly honoured both by thee, and all thy people; able to look thee and them in the face, free from an evill conſcience.
When I have reſpect unto all thy Commandements] Mine obedience being univerſal both for ſubject and object; this is a ſure ſign of ſincerity, ſuch as entitleth a man to true bleſſedneſſe, verſ. 1. An Hypocrite is funam bulus virtutum, as Tertullian phraſeth it; hee hath a diſpenſatory conſcience; his obedience is partiall, and ſuch as goeth in a narrow tract; it extendeth not to the compaſſe of the whole Law, and is therefore loſt labour.
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