John Trapp on Psalms 69:25
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Psalms69:25
Verſ. 25. Let their habitation be deſolate] Heb. Their Palaces, or Caſtles, ſo named of being fair, and high built, in row and order. It is here put not only for their Habitation, but for their Function. See Acts 1.20.
And let none dwell in their Tents] Lege & [illegible: 1 word], ſaith one, ſpeaking of the mine of Jeruſalem by the Romans, Dio in Adrian. [illegible: 1 word] Enquir. under Velpaſian, and again [illegible: 1 span] all Judea was left almoſt [illegible: 1 span] upon pain of death to look toward their own Country. At the day [illegible: 1 span] be found in Jeruſalem it ſelf an hundred houſholds of Jews. Behold [illegible: 1 span] of God of the contempt of Chriſt, and his people.
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