John Trapp on Psalms 71:18
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Psalms71:18
Verſ. 18. N[illegible: 2 letters] alſo what I am [illegible: 1 word] and rray-headed] Now, that the Plumb-tree is full of bloomes, the map of age is figured in my ſore-head, the calendar of death appeareth in the furrows of my face: let me do nothing to ſpot my white head. Let me with the S[illegible: 1 letter]n give greateſt glimpſe at the going down, and with the Roſe [illegible: 1 span], though I have loſt my colour, See verſ. 9.
And thy power to every one that is to come] Mirus fervor David is in celebranda bonitate Dei, ſaith Vatablus here. David would propagate Gods praiſe to all poſterity.
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