John Trapp on Psalms 26:12
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Psalms26:12
Verſ. 12. My foot ſtandeth in an even place] i.e. Mine affections are in an equal tenour. A good man is [non-Latin text not transcribed] the ſcales of his minde neither riſe up toward the beam through their own lightneſs, or their over-weening opinion of proſperity; nor are too much depreſſed with any load of ſorrow, but hanging equal and unmoved between both, give him liberty in all occurrences to enjoy himſelf.
I will bleſs the Lord] For performance of promiſes; chiefly in that great Panegyris, Heb. 12.
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