John Trapp on Psalms 7:3
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Psalms7:3
Verſ. 3. O Lord my God] See on Verſ. 1.
If I have done this] i.e. This treachery and treaſon, whereof Saul doth cauſeleſly ſuſpect me, and wherewith his pick-thank Partiſans unjuſtly charge me. As for Sedition, ſaith Latimer, for ought that I know, methinks I ſhould not need Chriſt, if I might ſo ſay. But where malice beareth maſtery,Serm. 3. before K. Ed. 6. the doing of any thing, or of nothing, is alike dangerous.
If there be iniquity in my hands] Heb. in the palms of my hands, where it may bee concealed. If I have ſecretly acted againſt my Soveraign.
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