John Trapp on Psalms 22:19
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Psalms22:19
Verſ. 19. But bee net thou farre from mee, O Lord] Here hee reſumeth and reinforceth his former prayer, after a moſt patheticall deſcription of his ſo dolefull condition. Faith wadeth out of trouble (as the Moon doth out of a cloud) by hearty and affectionate prayer.
O my ſtrength] God is ſo to a Beleever; then eſpecially when hee feeleth himſelf weak as water.
Hafte thee to help mee] Who am now in an[illegible: 2 letters]igent, and am therefore bold, without limitation, to requeſt thee to haſte away to me.
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