John Trapp on Psalms 37:2
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Psalms37:2
Verſ. 2. For they ſhall ſoon be cut down like the graſs] Faeneâ quadam felicitate tempor aliter florent, as Auſtin phraſeth it, but their felicity is ſhort-liv'd; this proud graſſe ſhall be mowed down ere long, Pſal. 92.7. if not ſooner, yet at death howſoever, which unto them is but a trap-door to Hell. Envy mee not my grapes, ſaid that ſouldier; I muſt dye for them. So may wicked men ſay of their preſent proſperity, which is but like Hamans banquet before execution.
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