John Trapp on Psalms 17:15
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Psalms17:15
Verſ. 15. As for mee] I neither envy, nor covet theſe mens happineſſe, but partly have and partly hope for a farre better.
I will behold thy face in Righteouſneſſe] which none can do but the pure in heart, Mat. 5. and thoſe that keep cloſe to God in a conſtant communion, being juſtified and ſanctified perſons.
I ſhall be ſatisfied] Better than thoſe muck-worms and their Children are.
When I awake] ſc. Out of the duſt of death, at the Reſurrection.
With thy likeneſſe] With the viſible ſign of thy glory in Heaven, 1. Job. 3.2.
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