John Trapp on Psalms 139:5
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Psalms139:5
Verſ. 5 Thou haſt beſet [illegible: 1 word] behind and [illegible: 1 word] ] As a beaſt that is purſued, as an enemy that is begirt and invironed. And leſt I ſhould think by ſome means to make eſcape, (as David did from Saul and his Hoſt, by a providence, 1 Sam. 23.27. as Hannibal did from the Romanes by a ſtratagem.)
Thou [illegible: 1 span] ] A[illegible: 1 letter]by an [illegible: 1 word] ſo that I am thy priſoner, and cannot ſtir a foot from thee.
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