John Trapp on Psalms 34:9
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Psalms34:9
Verſ. 9. [non-Latin text not transcribed] quaſi [non-Latin text not transcribed] O fear the Lord yee his Saints] Yee that having taſted of Gods ſweetneſs, are ſeparated from the World, with its luſts, and can live with a little; Fear the Lord, and then you ſhall not need to fear want of any thing; for he is Allſufficient to thoſe who are altogether his, and with-draw not from him by miſtruſt, or miſdoing.
For there is no want to them that fear him] Habent omnia, qui habent habentem omnia. David, when captive among the Philiſtines, wanted not. Paul had nothing, and yet poſſeſſed all things. Contrarily, the wicked, in the fulneſs of his ſufficiency is in ſtraights, Job 20, 22.
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