Psalms — Chapter 62
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Verse 2
(c)My foule hath thirfted to thee,(d) my flefh to thee very manie wayes, (6; Euen from the firft dawning of the morning, (¢) my foule thirfteth after thee, (d) yea alfo my very flesh,and whole bodie teeleth great paines,by this affiiGionof mind, and defireth releefeand rcft. 4 Mat.16. Kom, 2, .Cor.3, Gal, 6.
Verse 4
(g) This confolation in banishment crom thy diuing Ser: ice is fweeter to me then mnie temporal liues, or anie wor.dlie profper itie.
Verse 5
Pafsions of Chrift abound mvs ( faithS. Paul. 2. Cor. 1.) fo alfo by Chrift our comsort aboundeth. .
Verse 6
(i, Replenish my foul,o God, with the aboundance of thy grace , (ke) fo shall by more ableto praife thee.
Verse 7
(m) in the morning wii meditate on thee : 8. becaufe thou haft been my helper, (1) Seeing in: the night, alfo m my bed meditateon thee; (mI wil more diii- gently doe the fame i in the merning.
Verse 9
me, 10, Buz (n) they 1 in vaine haue fought my foule » (0) they fhal enter into the: interious parts.of the earth, () My temporal and fpiritual enimies: (0); and they shal be damned for their finnes. It, They (p} snal be deliuered into the hands of the {word, they inal be (q)the portions of toxes, (pj Ithappened literally to Saul , thache was flame in battle; which he made a- gainft his enimies’(q) and his dead podie was hung on awa] ‘1. Reg, 31.) expofed ro wilde beafts, or birds, though it was arterwards burntand buried. 12, But {r) ‘rhe King ihai reioice in God, al shal be praifed that fveare by him: becaufe the mouth is {topped of thole thar tpeake wicked things, (r) Dauid was prefently ater Sauls death exalted to the Kingdame , in figure of Chritt, whofe name and glorie was exalted, after the deitruction of the lewes by Pa- gane Lmperours. PSALME LXIII. A prayer of the inft repofing their-whole traf in God: 7. and reioycing that the enemies machinations are frustrate, 1. Viatothe end, a Pfalme of Dauid, a be AR E o God my prayer when! make petition : fromthe feare of my cnimie deliver my foule,