Psalms — Chapter 13
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Verse 4
Prophet fpcakeththis in the perfon af God. (g) With creedines to hurt the good. 5-They haue not inuocated our Lord, (b) there haue they trembied for teare,(s where nofeare was. (hb) Not belieuing in God,they feared Idols,that ts,diuels: (7) who indeed can not - hurt Gods feruants. .
Verse 5
(c) diffipared the bones of them (d)that-pleafé men: j they are confounded , becaufe God hath defpifed rhem, (¢) God wil ouerthrow althe counfels and forces (4) of worldlie politikes. 7» (e} Wao wil giue ou: of Sion the taluationo’ Ifrael? when God shal conuett the capiuitie of his people : Lacob ihal reioyce , and Ifracl {hal be glad, (e) Tne true Church affli&ed defireth Chrifts comming to deliver the opprefied. PSALME PSALME, LIT. Dauid in diftreffe criethto God for kelpe,6.Confidently trufting therin , 8, and promifing fasrifice of thankes-giung. 1, Vnto (a) the end, (5) in fongs vnderftanding for Dauid 2. when tne Zipheites were come, and faid to Saul: (¢) Isnot Dauid hid with vs: (1. Reg. 1. 23.0 26.) (a) Though hiftorically this Pfalme (6) was fong by Dauid the authour therof, i shewing how he prayd in danger, and rendered thanks tor his deliuerie , (¢) when Vpon notice givé that he abode in the mountaines Saul ftrai@ly befieged, him, with agreatarmic, butthe Philiftijms inuading the countrie,Saul was forced.to leaue Dauid,and to turne his forces againft them , 1. Reg. 23. yet it perteyneth alfo lite- rally to al iuft men in diftreffe, efpecially to the Church of Chrift , praying in like dangers, and God by his like prouidence.deliuering hisferuants in extremities.
Verse 6
Though innumerable be very wicked, yet fomearc inft (i. Mocked & derided e thofe thar truft in God. -