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John Trapp on Psalms 28:3

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Psalms28:3

Verſ. 3. Draw mee not away with the wicked] Who ſeek to draw mee away from my ſetled purpoſe of attending upon thee [non-Latin text not transcribed], 1 Cor. 7.35. and are therefore likely to be drawn away by thee to Execution, as Malefactors are drawn, hanged and quartered (there wanteth but a hurdle, a horſe, and a halter, ſaid Belknapp to do mee right) as Siſera was drawn by God to the River Kiſhon to be ruined,Sen. Judg. 4.7. Ducunt volentem fata, nolentem trahunt.

Which ſpeak peace to their Neighbours, but miſchief is in their hearts] Saul and his Courtiers are here noted.Perſ.

Aſtutam vapido ſervantes pectore vulpem.

The Florentine Secretary (Machiavell) was not born of many years after; but the Devill was as great a Maſter then as afterwards; and David oft complaineth of it.

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