John Trapp on Psalms 19:14
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Psalms19:14
Verſ. 14. Let the words of my mouth, and the meditations, &c.] Sint ad beneplacitum verba, &c. Let both my words and thoughts, as well as my life and actions, bee to favourable acceptation; let them be ſuch as may ſuit with thy law and will.Midraſh [illegible: 1 word] lin.
O Lord my ſtrength] Heb. My Rock. In Mare, velin Marah, velin hoc mundo ſay the Rabbines; In the Sea of ſorrow, and all along the Wilderneſſe of this World.
And my Redeemer] Or, My near-kinſman, who is Jeſus Chriſt, in whom we may look for all good from God, by vertue of the Covenant. This David well underſtood, and therefore hee layeth all the weight on this, O Lord my ſtrength and my Redeemer.
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