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John Trapp on Psalms 35:5
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Verſ. 5. Let them be as chaffe] Facti ſint à corde ſu[illegible: 1 letter] fugitivi, Let them flye before their own conſciences, reſtleſſe and uncertain whither to turn themſelves.
And let the Angel of the Lord chaſe them] It may be underſtood both of the evill Angels, and of the good; ready at Gods command to do execution upon his enemies. Chaffe driven before the wind may reſt againſt a wall; but where ſhall they reſt who are chaſed by an Angel? where ſhall the ungodly and the ſinner appear, 1 Pet. 4.18? Surely no where.
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