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John Trapp on Psalms 55:22

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Psalms55:22

Verſ. 22. Caſt thy burden upon the Lord] Dare tuum, vel Donum tuum, that is, whatſoever thou wouldeſt have the Lord beſtow upon thee, caſt it firſt by faith upon him in prayer; even all thy cares, buſineſſes, travels, and troubles. This, David ſpeaketh firſt to himſelf, and then to others. R. Solomon maketh this Gods anſwer to Davids prayer, Spiritus ſanctus ſic reſ[illegible: 2 letters]ndit, ſaith he.

And he ſhall ſuſtain thee] Or,Thou ſhalt have thy [non-Latin text not transcribed] thy demenſum, thy due allowance. victual thee, nouriſh thee as a Foſter-father; as Joſeph did his father and brethren, chepi tappam, according to the mouthes of their little ones, Gen. 47.12. as Barzillas at this time nouriſhed David at Mahanaim, 2 Sam. 17.27. & 19.32.

He ſhall never ſuffer the righteous to be moved] Or if moved, yet not greatly moved, Pſal. 62.2. not removed. Hee will eſtabliſh the juſt, Pſal. 7.9.

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