John Trapp on Psalms 69:8
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Psalms69:8
Verſ. 8. I am become a ſtranger to my Brethren] No otherwiſe than as if I were a Ma[illegible: 1 letter]zer (ſo the Hebrews call a Baſtard) that is, a ſtrange blet to the family. Chriſt came to his own, but they received him not; yea his own brethren beleeved not on him, Job. 7. This, when the Turks read in our Goſpel, they wonder, and the Jews therefore ſlander his miracles, for not ſo manifeſt as we conceive.
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