John Trapp on Psalms 71:15
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Psalms71:15
Verſ. 15. My mouth ſhall ſhew forth thy righteouſneſs and thy ſalvation] Lo here a ſweet and comfortable conjunction of Gods Righteouſneſs, and our Salvation. See 2. Theſſ. 1.6, 7.
For I know not the numbers thereof] Or, Though I know not, &c. by a modeſt correction, ſith they may be celebrated, but not enumerated.
Littera quot conchas, quot amaena roſaria flores, Quotve ſoporiferum grana papaver habet: Sylva feras quot alit, quot piſcibus unda natatur, Et teneram pennis aera pulfat avis.
So many, and ten thouſand times more are Gods loving kindneſſes. The Pſalmiſt elſewhere venteth himſelf by an Exclamation, Pſal. 31.19. See the Note there.
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