John Trapp on Psalms 13:6
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Psalms13:6
Verſ. 6. I will ſing unto the Lord] How farre different is the end of this Pſalm, from the beginning? See the like, Pſalm 6.1. with the Note there.
Becauſe hee hath dealt bountifully with mee] Qui retribuit mihi, ſo Popiſh meritmongers read it, and would there-hence collect ſomething in favour of their abſurd Tenent, But their own Vulgar Tranſlation hath it, bona tribuit, Aynſworth hath givenmee good things; And it is well obſerved, that though the Hebrew word be ſometimes taken for rewarding evill for good, Pſal. 7.5. or evill for evill, Pſal. 137.8. yet from God to his people it commonly ſignifieth a bountifull rewarding of good things inſtead of evill, which wee rather do deſerve, So Pſal. 116.7. & 110.17. & 142.8.
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