John Trapp on Psalms 41:6
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Psalms41:6
Verſ. 6. And if he come to ſee mee] That is, Achitaphel, or ſome ſuch hollow-hearted Holophanta. Plaut. Ore pro mea ſinitate orant ſed cordequaerunt malum. Midraſh Tillin.
He ſpeaketh vanity] Pretending that he is very ſorry to ſee mee ſo ill at eaſe; and letting fall ſome Crocodiles tears perhaps.
Has heart gathereth iniquity to it ſelf] As Toads and Serpents gather venom to vomit at you.
When be goeth abroad, be telleth it] Boaſting to his treacherous Brotherhood, of his baſe behaviour.
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