John Trapp on Psalms 25:9
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Psalms25:9
Verſ. 9. The meek will hee guide in judgement] Or, the poor (viz. in ſpirit) will he make to tread in judgment, to foot it aright, to walk judiciouſly, to behave themſelves wiſely as David did, 1 Sam. 10.14. ſo that Saul feared him 1 Sam. 23. 22. Naturall conſcience cannot but ſtoop to the image of God, ſhining in the hearts and lives of the really Religious.
And the meek will hee teach his way] Such as lye at his feet, and ſay, Speak Lord for thy ſervant heareth, ſuch as whoſe hearts are ſupple and ſoluble, tractable and teachable, ſo as that a little child may lead them, Iſa. 11.6. Auſtin was ſuch an one, En adſu[illegible: 1 letter] ſenex, Aug. Epiſt. 75. ad Auuil, Epiſ. ſaith he, à juvene coepiſoop[illegible: 1 letter] Epiſcopus tot annorum, à collega nondum anniculo paratus ſum diſceer, i.e. I am here an old man ready to learn of a young man, my coadjutour, in the miniſtry, who hath ſcarce been one year in the ſervice.
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