John Trapp on Psalms 31:21
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Psalms31:21
Verſ. 21. Bleſſed be the Lord] This ſhould always be in a Chriſtians mouth, as Deo gratias was in Auſtines. He can never want matter, and ſhould therefore ever finde an heart.
For he bath ſhewed me his marvellous kindneſs] Mirificavit bonitatem ſuam, hath been farre better to me than my hopes.
In a ſtrong City] In Mahanaim, 2 Sam. 17.27. where it is likely he made this, and ſome other Pſalms.
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