John Trapp on Psalms 63:8
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Psalms63:8
Verſ. 8.Adhaeſit anima mea poſt te. My ſoul followeth hard after thee] As hard as mine enemies do after me, even hard at heels, as we ſay; Sic trahit ſua quem que voluptas. A Chriſtians cloſe cleaving to God is the continent cauſe of all his comfort. This we muſt beg of God, Jer. 13.11. ſc. that we may cleave to God with full purpoſe of heart, Act. 11.23. and if he ſeem to withdraw, to follow him h[illegible: 1 letter]t-foot, and preſſe his foot ſtops.
Thy right hand upholdeth mee] For otherwiſe I ſhould ſaint and fail in the purſute of thee; my ſhort leggs and purſie heart would never hold on.
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