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John Trapp on Psalms 91:14

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Psalms91:14

Verſ. 14.Ardet me, am plexus eſt me. Becauſe he hath ſet his love upon mee, &c.] Becauſe he cleaveth unto mee, and acquieſceth in mee. Thus God is brought in ſpeaking toward the cloſe of all, for greater aſſurance. Aben-Ezra ſaith, it is the ſpeech of God to his Angels.

I will ſet him on high, becauſe he hath known my name] And hence it is, that his heart is ſo ſet upon mee. They that know Gods name will ſurely truſt in him, Pſal. 9.10. Thy name is as an ointment poured out, therefore do the Virgins love thee, Cant. 1.3. But unkent unkiſt, as the Northern Proverb hath it; men therefore care not for God, becauſe they know not his excellencies.

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