John Trapp on Psalms 82:5
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Psalms82:5
Verſ. 5. They know not, neither will they underſtand] q. d. There's no good to be done upon theſe uncircumciſed vice-gods, as they may in the worſt ſenſe be beſt ſtiled; 'tis bootleſs to adviſe them to better, for they are ſet; they are as good every whit as ever they mean to be; and as for their duty, nec cogitant, nec curant, they neither know it, nor care to know it, but blunder on in the dark, and are led blindling by their baſe luſts, which ſo they may ſatisfy, they paſs not what becomes of the weal publick,Peſſimi dantur, & ruunt omnia. but oppoſe with creſt and breſt whatſoever croſſeth-their ſinfull deſigns. Hereby they cauſe mighty concuſſions, and draw down heavy judgements, Iſa. 24.18, 19.
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