John Trapp on Psalms 40:11
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Psalms40:11
Verſ. 11.Nune in luto adhuc baerens & cum reſiduo [illegible: 1 word] precatur Deum. With hold not [illegible: 1 word] thy tender mercies, &c.] Whereas, while the Samts are on earth there will be a perpetual interchange of comforts and croſſes; prayers muſt be joyned with praiſes, and care taken, that confirmed by former experiences, they [illegible: 1 word] depend upon God.
Let thy loving kindneſs and thy [illegible: 3 letters]th contin[illegible: 1 letter]ally preſerve [illegible: 1 span] [illegible: 3 letters] thoſe two Attributes of thine be mine Angel [illegible: 1 word] at all times, See the Note on Pſal. 25.10.
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