John Trapp on Psalms 69:4
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Psalms69:4
Verſ. 4. They that hate mee without a cauſe, &c.] Chriſt, beſides his inward fears and griefs cauſed by the ſenſe of his Fathers wrath for our ſins, was ſet againſt and aſſaulted both by men and Devils (in that three hours darkneſs eſpecially) with utmoſt might and malice.
Then I reſtered that which I took not away] Quod non rap[illegible: 1 letter]i reddebam. D[illegible: 4 letters] was dealt with as a felon or falſe-dealer. Chriſt alſo was crucified for ſaying that he was the Son of God, Job. 19.7. though he held it no robbery to be equall with God, Phil. 2.6. The Martyrs likewiſe were loaden with many [illegible: 1 word] and falſe criminations, that they might ſeem to ſuffer not as Martyrs, but as Malefactours.
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