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John Trapp on Psalms 77:2

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Psalms77:2

Verſ. 2. In the day of my trouble] The time of affliction is the time of ſupplication, Pſal. 50.15.

My fore [illegible: 1 word] in the night] Heb. My hand was poured out; that is, ſtretched out in prayer; or wet with continual weeping. Non fuit remiſſe, nec [illegible: 1 word] in lectum.

And ceaſed not] Or, was not tired; in alluſion, belike to Moſes his hands held up againſt A[illegible: 2 letters]leck; though

My ſoul refuſed to be comforted] I prayed on, though I had little heart to do it, (as Daniel afterwards did the Kings work, though he were ſick) or though with much infirmity, whilſt I rather wrangled with God, by cavelling objections, than wraſt[illegible: 1 letter]ed with him, as I ought to have done, by important prayer.

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