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John Trapp on Psalms 37:12

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Psalms37:12

Verſ. 12. The wicked plotteth againſt the juſt] Plotteth and practiſeth, being ſet on by that old Man-ſlayer, who lendeth the wicked man his ſeven Heads to plot, and his ten Horns to puſh.

And gnaſheth upon him with his teeth] Saying unto him, when he hath laid hold on him, Nunc inveni te, as Kimchi Paraphraſeth. Now I have found you, and ſhall be even with you. Art thou come, thou Villain, ſaid Stephen Gardiner to Doctor Taylour, Martyr, when he firſt appeared before him?Act. and Mo[illegible: 1 letter] How dareſt thou look me in the face for ſhame? Knoweſt thou not who I am? Thus that proud Prelate, gnaſhing his teeth, and boaſting great matters with his tongue, and he was bravely anſwered, as hath been before related.

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