John Trapp on Psalms 55:7
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Psalms55:7
Verſ. 7. Lo then would I wander farre off] Farre from the force and fury of theſe breathing Devills. Jeremy wiſheth the like; as being tired out by the ungodly practices of his countrymen, chap. 9.2. And many a dear Child of God forced to be in bad company cryes, O that I had the wings &c. Or if that O will not ſet him at liberty, he takes up that Woe, to expreſſe his miſery. Woe is mee that I ſojourn in Meſhech, &c.
And remain in the Wilderneſſe] Among wild beaſts; which were better than to abide with theſe Lycanthropi, men more cruel, ſavage, and bloody than any beaſts.
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