Psalms — Chapter 38
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Verse 4
zcle and indignation, 5.1 tlaue er OF PSALMES. 55 L haue fpoken in my tong:Lord(¢) make mine end knowne toine, s- “Tf it mav pleafe thec,lct me know how long I shal hue, deftring to dyet:as rf 3 c Lhias defircd. 1-Kez 19. . . . . And the number of my daies what it is: that Iemay know what is lacking to me,
Verse 7
(i) As a shadow or image appearing ina glafic , which is quickle forgot. ( ke Thertore there is no caufe man should be troubled in mind for temporal miferies. He gathereth treafurc,and knoweth not to whom he {hal gather them,
Verse 12
( 0 ) foule pyne away asa fpider: but vavnly is eueri¢e man troubled, (¢) My lite decayeth as a fpider hauing fpent al her moy fture.
Verse 13
am a (p) firanger with thee, and a pilgrime, as my fathers, . (p , Al men are tirangers in this life, heauen being our home.