John Trapp on Psalms 39:8
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Psalms39:8
Verſ. 8. Deliver mee from all my tranſgreſſions] But eſpecially from that of impatiently deſiring to dye out of diſcontent, verſ. 4. The ſenſe of this one ſin brought many more to remembrance; as a man by looking over his debt-book for one thing, meets with more. God giveth the penitent generall diſcharges; neither calleth he any to an after-reckoning.
Make m[illegible: 1 letter]e not the reproach of the fooliſh] Let not any Wicked one (for ſuch are all fooles in Gods dictionary) lay this folly in my diſh, that I ſo fooliſhly deſired death in a pet.
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