John Trapp on Psalms 146:2
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Psalms146:2
Verſ. 2 While I live, I will praiſe the Lord] George Carpenter, the Bavarian Martyr, being deſired by ſome godly brethren, that when hee was burning in the fire hee would give them ſome ſign of his conſtancy, anſwered, Let this bee a ſure ſign unto you of my faith and perſeverance in the truth, quod uſque dum os aperire, aut certe hiſcere licebit, that ſo long as I am able to hold open my mouth, or to whiſper, I will never ceaſe to praiſe God, and to profeſs his truth. Id quod & fecit, Sculter. Anna[illegible: 1 letter] dee. 2. p. 110[illegible: 1 letter] ſaith mine Author, that which alſo hee did; and ſo did many other Martyrs beſides.
While I have my being] Either in this world, or in the next: for then alſo, and much more, I ſhall praiſe God.
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