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John Trapp on Psalms 7:6

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Psalms7:6

Verſ. 6. Ariſe O Lord in thine anger] Here David repeateth, and re-inforceth his Suit, filling his mouth with Arguments for that purpoſe, ſuch as he well knew would be of avail.

Lift up thy ſelf, &c.] Wherein they deal proudly be thou above them, to controle and over-top them.

And awake for me] Sometimes God ſeemeth to be aſleep, we muſt awake him; to forget, we muſt in-mind him; to have loſt his mercy, we muſt finde it for him. Where is thy zeal, and thy ſtrength? &c. Iſa. 53.

To the Judgment that thou haſt commanded] That is, promiſed, viz. that thou wilt command deliverances out of Zion. Or, which thou haſt commanded to men in caſe of wrong done, to releeve the oppreſſed, and wilt no[illegible: 1 letter] thou for me, great Judge, much more do it?

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