John Trapp on Psalms 119:88
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Psalms119:88
Verſ. 88 Quicken mee after thy loving kindneſſe] David under long affliction had his damps, and dulneſſes: as the beſt faith, if long tryed, will flag, and hang the wing. Hee therefore rouſeth up himſelf, and wreſtleth with God for quickening grace; which hee promiſeth to improve, and not to receive the grace of God in vain, ſo ſhall I keep the Teſtimony of thy mouth.
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