John Trapp on Psalms 72:4
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Psalms72:4
Verſ. 4. He ſhall judge the [illegible: 1 word] of the people.] Indeed all, indifferently, without reſpect of perſons; but a poor mans Tale ſhall be heard and his Cauſe judged, as well as a rich mans. Under Chriſts Government it ſhall be ſo howſoever; I know thy poverty, but thou art rich, ſaith he. Rev. 3.9. Amongſt men both in ſures of Love, and of Law, Money maketh Miſtery Not ſo here.
And ſhall break in peeces the oppreſſour] The Sycey[illegible: 2 letters]nt, ſaith the Creek; the Slanderer, ſaith the Latine; the Devil, ſay ſome. Over theſe He ſhall, turn the wheel.
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