John Trapp on Psalms 31:14
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Psalms31:14
Verſ. 14. But I truſted in thee, O Lord] In this diſtreſſe I acted my faith upon thy power and promiſes; this was right, and that which God aimed at; for we can no way more honour him. Hence it is that he is very jealous of our truſt; neither can he endure that any Idoll of jealouſie ſhould be ſet up in our hearts.
I ſaid, thou art my God] In neareſt relation, and deareſt affection, whatever befalleth mee.
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