John Trapp on Psalms 57:2
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Psalms57:2
Verſ. 2. I will cry unto God moſt high] Who can eaſily over-top Saul, as high as he is, and all his complices; againſt whom I have this comfort, that in the thing wherein they deal proudly, God is above them, Exod. 18.11.
Ʋnto God that performeth all things for mee] And in mee, Iſa. 26.12. doth not his work to the halves, but is both author and finiſher of my faith, and other affairs, Heb. 12.2. Phil. 1.6. Pſal. 138.8. Here are the two props of Davids prayer, Firſt, Gods ſufficiency, he is the Moſt High. Secondly, his efficiency, he perfectly accompliſheth all things for mee.
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