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John Trapp on Psalms 38:12

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Psalms38:12

Verſ. 12. They alſo that ſeek after my life] That ſeek and would ſuck my blood. As his friends were ſlack to help him, ſo his foes were active to hurt him. This David relateth before the Lord, that hee may pitty him and be ſo much the more ingaged to him; for hee knew that where humane help faileth, [non-Latin text not transcribed] ab [non-Latin text not transcribed] divine beginneth.

Speak miſchievous things] Exitialia, ſuch things as wring from mee that lamentable voice, Woe and Alaſſe, woefull evills. voce [non-Latin text not transcribed]

And imagine deceits] Or, Murmure,

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