John Trapp on Psalms 86:11
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Psalms86:11
Verſ. 11. Teach mee thy way] David knew much of God, and yet he deſireth to be taught more; delivering himſelf up to Gods diſcipline, and ſaying as once Solon did [non-Latin text not transcribed].
Unite my heart to fear thy name] i. e. To ſerve thee with ſimplicity and godly [illegible: 1 word] 2 Cor. [illegible: 2 letters] cleav[illegible: 2 letters] to thee with full purpoſe of heart, Act. 11.23. and attending upon thee without diſtraction, 1 Cor. 7.35. As thou a[illegible: 1 letter] God alone (verſe 10.) ſo let my heart be towa[illegible: 1 letter]d thee alone. Behold I find it divided, disjoynted, and ſo diſabled for duty (for anima diſper ſa fit minor) Oh do thou unite it I beſeech thee, giving mee that one heart thou haſt promiſed, until we all come unto that oneneſs of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God unto a perfect man, &c. Epheſ. 4.13.
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