John Trapp on Psalms 120:5
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Psalms120:5
Verſ. 5. Wo is [illegible: 1 letter]e that I ſojourn in Meſech] that is, in Muſcovi[illegible: 1 letter] ſay ſome, in Hetruria ſay others, in Cappadocia rather, Mag[illegible: 1 letter]gs Country, Ezek 38. any where out of the boſome of the true Church, or (as ſome ſenſe it) in the Church, but among Iſraelites worſe than any Iſraelites o[illegible: 1 letter] Pagans.
That dwell in the [illegible: 1 word] of K[illegible: 1 letter]dar] With C[illegible: 1 letter]darens or Sa[illegible: 1 letter]ac[illegible: 2 letters], as they were afterwards called. Among theſe, David was in danger, Ne cum lupi[illegible: 1 letter] [illegible: 1 word], tande[illegible: 1 letter] & ipſe [illegible: 1 word]. Guilt, or grief, a good man is ſure to get by being in bad company, which maketh him cry, O that I had the wings of a Dove, &c. or if that Oh will not ſet him at liberty, then he taketh up this, Wa[illegible: 1 letter] is me, to expreſs his miſery. Pi[illegible: 1 letter] v[illegible: 1 letter]re eſt [illegible: 1 span], & ſi dici [illegible: 1 span], vitiis alienis tribulari, [illegible: 1 span] ſaith Auſtin, It is hard and happy not to comply with ill company.
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