John Trapp on Psalms 59:7
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Psalms59:7
Verſ. 7. Behold they b[illegible: 1 letter]lch out with the[illegible: 1 letter]r mouth] Calling me Traitor where ever they come, and ſeeking to double murther him, viz. by detraction, and by deadly practice. As a fountain caſteth out waters, ſo do graceleſs men wickedneſs, Jer. 6.7.
Swords are in their lips] Or, To their lips they adde ſwords, they word it not only, but are armed and well appointed. But it is well that they blurt out their bloody purpoſes, and ſo give warning. Hu[illegible: 1 letter]c tibi p[illegible: 1 letter]gionem mittit Senat[illegible: 1 letter] [illegible: 1 word] faci[illegible: 1 letter]u[illegible: 1 letter] fat[illegible: 2 letters] &c non implevit.
For who, ſay they, doth hear?] i.e. Who, that we need care for? Davids friends they thought durſt not utter their diſcontent; and for God, they took no great thought, Pſal. 10.3.8.55.20.
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