John Trapp on Psalms 119:78
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Psalms119:78
Verſ. 78 Let the proud bee aſhamed] Theodoret thinks that David here prayeth not againſt, but for his enemies; quandoquidem confuſio & ignominia ſalutem procreat. But that's not likely.
For they dealt perverſely with mee] Writhing my words and deeds to a wrong ſenſe: Or, they would pervert mee.
But I will meditate in thy Precepts] Or, I will ſpeak of them, and ſo ſtop their mouths, and ſave my ſelf from them.
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