John Trapp on Psalms 143:10
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Psalms143:10
Verſ. 10 Teach mee to do thy will] Orat nunc pro ſalute [illegible: 1 span], ſaith Kimchi. Now hee prayeth for his ſouls health; and wold bee as well a clivered from his corruptions within, as from his enemies without. Lord ſave mee from that noughty man my ſelf, ſaid an Ancient.
Thy Spirit is good] The fruit of it is in all goodneſs, and righteouſneſs, and truth, Epheſ. 5.9. and it is the Spirit only that quickeneth, Job. 6.[illegible: 1 letter]3. by purging out the droſs that is in us, 1 Pet. 1.22. ſetting us to work, Ezek. 36.27. helping our infirmities, Rom. 8.26. ſtirring us up to holy duties, partly by immediate motions, and partly by the miniſtry of the word made effectuall, 1 Pet. 1.2. & 2 Theſ. 2.13. And laſtly ſanctifying the offering up both of our ſelves and of our ſervices to God, as the Altar ſanctifieth the gift, Rom. 15.16. Cyrill gathereth from this Text, that the good Spirit is God, Per viam planam & aequam. becauſe none is good but God,
Into the land of uprightneſs] Or, On [illegible: 1 letter]even ground, as Iſa. 26.7, 10. Pſal. 26.12. [illegible: 1 word] the right land, i. e. Heaven.
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