John Trapp on Psalms 22:7
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Psalms22:7
Verſ. 7. All they that ſee mee laugh mee▪ to ſcorn] Contemptus populi ludibriis & opprebriis declaratur, Luk. 22.63. The Apoſtle ſpeaketh of cruel mockings, Heb. 11.36. The Phariſees who were covetous derided him, Luk. 16.14. and ſet his people on the ſtage as it were, for mocking-ſtocks, Heb. 10.23. Now, poſt Carthaginem vinci neminem puduit, ſaith the Hiſtorian. If Chriſt, David, and other precious men were ſo diſgraced and abuſed by the World; what matter is it for us?
They ſhoot out the lip, they ſhake the head] God is ſenſible of any the leaſt affront or offence done to his people, bee it but in an unſeemly geſture, as Labans lowrings, (See Matth. 27.39.) and ſets them upon record againſt the day of account.
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