John Trapp on Psalms 94:19

Verſ. 19. In the multitude of my thoughts within mee] My perplexed, intricated, inſnarled, intertwined (as the branches of a tree) cogitations and ploddings upon my daily ſufferings; when I know not what to think, or which way to take to.

Thy comforts delight my ſoul] The Beleever is never without his cordiall; he hath comforts that the World wots not of. The good Lantgrave of Heſſen being held priſoner for a long time together by Charles the fift Emperour, ſaid, that he could never have held it out ſo, but that he felt the divine conſolations of the Martyrs.Auguſt. Martyr etiam in catena gaudet, &c. ſaith Auſtin; Crux inunct a eſt, ſaith Bernard. Godlineſſe hath many croſſes, and as many comforts; like as Egypt hath many venemous Creatures, but withall many Antidotes againſt them.