John Trapp on Psalms 25:13

Verſ. 13. His ſoul ſhall dwell at eaſe] Heb. ſhall lodge in good, Conquieſcet quemadmodum de nocte quie[illegible: 1 letter] ci ſolet. even then when his body happily is toſſing on his ſick bed, and at great unreſt. One being asked how hee did? anſwered, My body is weak, my ſoul is well. Hee ſhall be freed from the Devill of diſcontent, and have a bleſſed ſelf-ſufficiency; ſuch, and better than hee had, whom Horace deſcribeth Ephod. 2. Beatus ille qui procul negotiis, &c. ſuch as good Jacob had, when hee ſaid, I have enough my Brother, &c. Tremel. Godlineſſe only hath ſuch a contentedneſſe, 1 Tim. 6.6.

And his ſeed ſhall inherit the earth] Gods love dieth not with the Parents; but reviveth in their poſterity, 2 Sam. 7.12.

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It would bee a great ſtay of mind to us, if God ſhould ſay of our Children, as once David did of Mephiboſheth, and afterwards of Chimham; I will take care of them, and ſee them well provided for. Hee doth upon the matter ſay as much and more, to every Beleever.