John Trapp on Psalms 119:92
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Psalms119:92
Verſ. 92 [illegible: 1 word] thy [illegible: 1 word] had been my delight Unleſs it had been ſetled in my heart (as well as it is in Heaven) for my ſingular comfort, I had been cruſht.
I ſhould [illegible: 1 word] ([illegible: 1 word] long [illegible: 1 word]) have periſhed] The La[illegible: 1 letter]-grave of H[illegible: 1 letter]ſſ[illegible: 1 letter]n, told mee at [illegible: 1 span] ſaith [illegible: 1 word] that it had been impoſſible for him to have born up under the manifold miſeries of ſo long an impriſonment, [illegible: 1 span] verbe divine in ſue cords, [illegible: 1 span] of the Scrip[illegible: 2 letters]es in his heart.Joh. Manl. loc. com. [illegible: 1 letter]39.
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