John Trapp on Psalms 3:6
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Psalms3:6
Verſ. 6. I will not be afraid of ten thouſands of people. &c.] Quomodo timeret hominem homo in ſinn Dei poſit us? ſaith an Ancient. See here in David the triumph of truſt in God. David looketh not downward on the ruſhing and roaring ſtreams of troubles that ran ſo ſwiftly under him, for that would have made him giddy;Glori[illegible: 1 letter]tio fidei eleganuffima. Jun. but ſtedfaſtly faſtneth on the power and promiſe of God All-ſufficient, and is confident. This, the world wondreth at; but little do they know the force of faith, nor the privie armour of proof that the Saints have about their hearts. Achilles was ſaid to be ſafe, becauſe Stygearmat us: A Chriſtian is Deo armatus, and therefore hee walketh about the world as a Conquerour.
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