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John Trapp on Psalms 25:6

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Psalms25:6

Verſ. 6. Kemember O Lord thy tender mercies] Heb. Thy bowels, which thou mayeſt ſeem to have loſt, but I ſhall find them for thee. Where are thy bowels and thy compaſſions? are they reſtrained? If thou haſt forgotten them (but that cannot be) I ſhall bee thy Remembrancer, and read them over unto thee out of the Regiſter of a ſanctified memory.

For they have been ever of old] Etiam ad Adamum, qui vixit quaſi mille annis, Ever ſince Adam, and ſo onward ſaith R. Solomon; and why not then to mee, who am one of thine, to whom mercy ſucceſſively belongeth in my generation, as it did to mine Anceſtors in theirs?

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