John Trapp on Psalms 145:21
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Psalms145:21
Verſ. 21 My mouth ſhall ſpeak, &c.] This he had oft before promiſed; but ingageth again, that hee may not ſtart back.
And let all fleſh] But eſpecially men, good men: for high words beſeem not a fool. But it well becommeth the Saints, to bee thankfull, Tertull. nec ſervire Deo ſolum ſed & adulari, as an Ancient ſpeaketh.
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