John Trapp on Psalms 37:19
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Psalms37:19
Verſ. 19. They ſhall not be aſhamed, &c.] They ſhall hold up their heads, when others droop; neither ſhall they be without comfort in times of common calamity, as Noah was — media tranquillus in unda.
And in the dayes of famin they ſhall be ſatisfied] God will work wonders rather than they ſhall want any thing that is good for them; as he fed the Iſraelites in the Wilderneſſe, Eliah by the Ravens, Jeremy by a ſpecial providence in the ſiege. As Rochel was relieved by an extraordinary ſhoal of fiſh caſt in upon them by divine providence. And as Leiden beſiedged by the Duke of Alva, and forced for their ſuſtenance to ſearch and ſcrape dunghills, to boil old leather, &c. was reſcued by the turning of the Winds, and ſwelling of the Tide, which forced the Duke to raiſe the ſiege and be gone.
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