John Trapp on Psalms 58:10
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Psalms58:10
Verſ. 10. The righteous ſhall rejoyce, &c.] giving God the glory of his juſtice againſt his enemies, and care of his poor people. See Exod. 15.1. Rev. 15.3. H[illegible: 1 letter]ſt. 7.10. & 8. & 9. Prov. 11.10.
He ſhall waſh his feet in the bloud of the wicked] A ſpeech borrowed from great Conquerours, wading up to the anckles in the bloud of their enemies; or as ſome think, from thoſe that tread the Wine-preſs with joy. Some make this the ſenſe, the righteous ſeeing the ruine of the wicked ſhall become more cautious: according to that, Alterius perditio [illegible: 1 letter]ua ſit cautio.
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