John Trapp on Psalms 119:81
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Psalms119:81
Verſ. 81 My ſoul fainteth for thy ſalvation] Saying as thoſe good ſouls, Jer. 8.20. The Harveſt is paſt, the Summer isended, and wee are not ſaved. Phyſitians let their patients blood ſometimes etium ad [illegible: 1 word] deliqui[illegible: 1 letter]m, till they ſwoon again, Howbeit they have a care ſtill to maintain nature; ſo doth God the fainting ſpirits of his people by cordialls, Iſa. 57.16.
But I hope in thy Word] Vivere ſp[illegible: 1 letter] vidi qui moritur[illegible: 1 letter] [illegible: 1 word].
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