John Trapp on Psalms 65:3
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Psalms65:3
Verſ. 3. Iniquities prevail againſt me] And ſeek to choke my prayers, they prick me in the foot, as it were, that I cannot come to thee in prayer; or not with that confidence; but that is more than needs, ſith
As for our tranſgreſſions, thou ſhalt purge them away] So that if wee turn from them, they ſhall not hinder good things from us. No man was ever rejected by God for his confeſſed badneſs, as ſundry have been for their ſuppoſed goodneſs: witneſs the Publican and the Phariſee, Luke 18.
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