John Trapp on Psalms 130:6
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Psalms130:6
Verſ. 6 My ſoul waiteth for the Lord] Or, Watcheth for the Lord, Heb My ſoul to the Lord, an eclipticall conciſe ſpeech, importing ſtrong affection, as doth alſo the following reduplication, Prae cuſtodibus ad mane, prae cuſtodibus ad man[illegible: 1 letter].
I ſay more than they] Or, More than they that watch for the morning, wait for the morning; wherein they may ſleep, which by night they might not do.
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