John Trapp on Psalms 37:30
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Psalms37:30
Verſ. 30. The mouth of the righteous ſpeaketh wiſdome] Having ſpoken of the priviledges of the Righteous, he now deſcribeth them; Tales autem ſunt non quicunque nomen Juſtorum praetexunt, &c. Such are not all they that pretend to Righteouſneſſe, or can talk of it; but that can ſpeak of it fruitfully, feelingly, and from an inward Principle: And as he talketh, ſo he walketh, ne dicta fact is erubeſcant, as Tertullian hath it; leſt his life ſhould ſeem to give the lye to his lips.
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