John Trapp on Psalms 49:3
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Psalms49:3
Verſ. 3. My mouth ſhall speak and wiſdome] Heb. Wiſdomes and underſtandings; and yet the matter of this Pſalm was nothing extraordinary for the main of it; ſo that a profane perſon would have come out with his Quid dignum tanto tulit hic promiſſor hiatu?
But good points are not therefore to be [illegible: 2 letters]ighted, becauſe commonly handled; but therefore the better to be heeded, and proof to be made by practice, what that good and holy and acceptable will of God is, that is ſo much preſſed upon, as Rom. 12.2.
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