John Trapp on Psalms 86:2
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Psalms86:2
Verſ. 2. Preſerve my ſoul, for I am holy] Or, a [illegible: 1 word], a Saint, merciful, ſuch an one as upon whoſe heart the tender mercies of the Almighty [illegible: 1 word] forth abundantly, do leave a compaſſionate frame. David had the Divine Nature transfuſed into him, he was holy, as God is holy; and merciful, as God is merciful (in quality though not in equality) but all of free grace; and this he plead[illegible: 3 letters] for his own ſafety.
Save thy ſervant] Serva ſervum tuum, thy devoted ſervant, and not thy beneficiary only.
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