John Trapp on Psalms 72:14
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Psalms72:14
Verſ. 14. He ſhall redeem their ſoul from decent and violence] Thoſe two noted Engines of all miſchief to the poor, viz. privy deceit (Ufury, the Septuagint and Vulgar render it) and open violence, [non-Latin text not transcribed] fraud and force, craft and cruelty.
And precious ſhall their bloud be in his ſight] He ſhall be very tender of their lives, that they bee not cauſeleſly caſt away; either in times of Peace or War. Precious alſo in the ſight of the Lord Chriſt, is the death of his [illegible: 1 word], his Martyrs, Pſal. 116 15.
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