John Trapp on Psalms 75:10
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Psalms75:10
Verſ. 10. All the hornes of the Wicked alſo will I cut off] By promiſing the due adminiſtration of vindictive and remunerative Juſtice, hee ſeeks to inſinuate into the peoples affections, who, after Iſhboſheths death, came in to make him King.
But the horns of the Righteous ſhall be exalted] Dignity ſhall wait upon deſert, which ſhall cauſe it again to be waited upon by reſpect. Thus it ſhould be in the Courts of all Princes. In Cyrus his Court, though a man ſhould ſeek or chu[illegible: 1 letter]e blindfold, he could not miſſe of a good man, ſaith Xenophon. [illegible: 1 letter]yropaed. [illegible: 1 letter]. 8.
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