John Trapp on Psalms 32:7
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Psalms32:7
Verſ. 7. Thou art my hiding place, &c.] And therefore I being a pardoned perſon, ſhall be in ſafety under thy wings, Pſal. 91. per to[illegible: 1 letter]um.
Thou ſhalt preſerve mee from trouble] Either from it, or in it; that I be not hurt by it. The godly, after one trouble muſt prepare for another; after one deliverance expect another. A company cometh, as ſhe ſaid.
Thou ſhalt compaſs mee about with ſongs] i.e. Plentifully furniſh mee with matter of praiſe, ita ut latus Peana canam. And like as in a lottery at every prize the trumpet ſoundeth; ſo at every deliverance I will ſing aloud to thy glory. All my springs ſhall be in thee.
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