John Trapp on Psalms 31:11
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Psalms31:11
Verſ. 11. I was a repreach among all mine enemies] Such as Shi[illegible: 2 letters]ti, who now inſulted luſtily; Leoni mortuo velmus inſultat.
But eſpecially among my mighbours] My near-allies and friends, ſuch as Abſolem and Abitophel; theſe moſt vexed mee.
Ask a fear to mine acquaintance] It is no new thing that thoſe which ſhould moſt love men, do ſometimes, either for fear or flattery of others, make leaſt account of them.
They that ſee mee without (or, in the ſtreets) fled from mee] To ſ[illegible: 1 letter]ift for themſelves; fith to own mee whom they could not help, was bootleſſe, and beſides perilous.
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