John Trapp on Psalms 144:4-5
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Psalms144:4-5
Verſ. 4 Man is like to vanity] See Pſal. 39.6. & 62.9. Adam Abelo compar eſt, Adam is Abels mate.
His dayes are as a ſhadow] Which is a meer privation, and hath no ſubſiſtence at all.
Verſ. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. 5 Bow thy Heavens, O Lord] Come to my help ſuddainly and ſeaſonably, as it were out of an Engine.
Touch the Mountains] Theſe high and haughty enemies of mine, do thou but lightly routh them, and it ſhall ſuffice; they ſhall ſoon burn, and bee turned into ſmoke as the mountains that are thunder-ſtruck.
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