and the plural Number being here ufedempiatically, as they come
monly are, as Ezek: 24: 36. Pſa!: 5.10. and 19: 10and 35.6. tonote
a man in whom all ſorts of Bleſsings are united and met together,
filled with Bleſsing and as it were a man of Bleſſings, made up alto. -
gether of Bleſſings, as Chriſt upon a like Reaſon was called # May of
Sorrows, Iſa: 53. 3- And poſſibly the Word Man may be underſtood
here, as it 15 in many other places, as I have ſhewed befor2,and the
place rendred thus,Thou ha# mace him a Man of Bl:gings,m Of which
fre onv..4 zTo wi:,ſmiling upon him,as it mn{7 neceſſarily be un «
deiſtood from the foregoing Words, 1. e By thy Grace and Favour
manifeſted, and impart. d to his Soul, and by the effects of it, in
{aving him from all his Enemies and Cal:mities.
7 For the king truſtech in the LORD, and through the mercy ofthe moſt High he (bal not be moved 0. o Or removed from his Kingdom, as Sant was. | $ Thine hand ſhall find out all thine enemies p, thy right hand fhal find out thoſe that bate thee. | # When they feek co hide themſelyes or flee away from thee, | 40 4 ſhou!
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Pfal. XXL.
wn ( as this Verb ſometims ſiguifies, as Numb:11: for all thine Enemies, To wit, to conquer them; thou ſhalt need
no forreign Succours tohelp thee.
Or.Thou ſhalt put them,( as the Hebrew word properly ſignifies) as F were wdgeloe kin is only an Elliplis of the Prepolition Beth,
when- it is caſt in there, is quickly conſumed. » (i. e. ) Deſtroy
* Job 1b nd their ſeed from among the children ofmen-
ked race. : - 11 For they intended evil againſt thee # : they ima-
performs u.
e (7. e. Agat It was againſt David, whor Lords people, whoſe injuric Such Supplements are 1oI: 5. and 139: 6. Iſa, 1. 13: ſufficient. Or, but they did not prevail, as this Vecb ſign 13: 4. and 129, 2. This Cla . and neceſſary Leſſon,that Men are juſtly puniſhed by God for their wicked Intentions, although they be hindred from the Execution
ifhes, Pſalm
taugh 7 Is Therefore | ſhalt thou make them turn their | back | ,,
; I2 [Or, rhex hes thou ſhalt * make ready. thine arrows upon thy
ſhoot at, as the like phraſe is uſed, Deur: 7: 10, Job 7: 20: and 16. 132. y Or, againſt them, t
wiltſt have the whole glory of the work.
whom (peaketh the Prophet this ( Plalm ? ) of himſelf, or of ſome other Man ? It is confeſſed that David was a Type of Chriſt. and
terally underſtood of David, yet had a further and Myſtical refee
| pngis in other Prophets, eſpecially in Jiah, who lived not very
perly and literally to be underſtood of the Meſſins ; rhough witha] there may be ſome reſpe& and alluſion ro the ſtate of the Pen-man
this Pſalm, which is underſtood of the Mefſſtzs, by the Hebrew
alone it truly and
Hind of the
Mornings Of David.
s Or the hind of the Morning, To note that the perſon here deſigned | was like an Hmd, comely and meek and every way Lovely but
and when the Hunters uſe to go abroad-to their Work. Or this
46
- - SSR > Pſal-3ic and in whom I truſt ; who artmy Friend and Father, though now
the Terrors of thy wrath; fo that Fam' ready to ſink under my
From Regarding, or Pityings or Anſwering my ſtrong Prayers, lamentabit Ourt-cries forced from meg by my intollerable Diſtreſſes and Miſeries.
"P 7 4 L M $; dif d i-» and deſtroy them: Or, ſha! be ſuffcie | 2 Omy God, Tcry in the day-time, but thou heareſt *Het, Þ ſhould diſcover and overtake and defivoy 22. Juages 21.14-) | me not;andin the night-ſeaſon, and tam not ſilent f, therein
: 7 Or thus, 1 have no ſilence, (1; e: ) No quierneſs or Reſt, as this worg 9 Thou ſhalc make bim asa fiery oven 9qin the time of | ſignifies, Judge: ae Os I _ Sea and Waves
El : low them up r in | thereofare ſaid to be ſilent ftill( i: e, ) and quiet, Pſa: 107; 29. Mark #Hebiface thine T anger : the LORD ſhall ſwallow th : 4: 39. Andſo his Clauſe anſwers to and expounds the Former;
#63416 his wrath, and the fire ſhall devour them. Thou heareſt ms not, which is moſt uſual in this Books
which is moſt frequent ) # fioy Oven, ( 3. c. ) Like Wood, which [Lf erg
—_ P __- phraſe is oft uſed, as 2 Sam. 20. 19, 29. Pſals 56.142: Prayers and keeping thy Covenant ; a true Lover of Holinels, and
0002 : of all holy Men. This he adds Either rx. To aggravate his Miſery,
x0 * Their fruit s ſhall thou deſtroy from the ear th, that ſuch a God ſhould negle&@ and forſake him. Or rather 2. To
if puny : | ſtrengthen his Faith, and to enforce his Prayers, and prevail with
g { Either 1, The fruit of their Labours- Or rather 2. Their ſeed ' God for the Honour of his holy Name, to hear and help him. g Ei.
or Children, as itis explained in the next Branch, oft called a Mans ' ther, z. That dwelleſt in thy- Tabernacle and Ark, which is called
Fruit, as Deut, 28. 4: Pſa 127: 3. and 132+ IT, Loment: 2: 20. God | Iſracls glory, 1 Sam. 4; 21. and the place where God was praiſed, 1ſa 64.
will take away both Rootand Branch, the Parents and all that wic« : 11. Or 2. That receiveſt and rightly poſſeſſeth the praiſes of 7/rael ;
whom thy people are perpetually prailing for one Mercy or another;
_ NR I truſt, I alſo ſhal have —— _—O w_ Bur
: ex . : are not able 7g | >ccauſe this Hebrew Verb when it is uſed Tranſitively, and is ta«
gined a miſchievous device, which they able _— D—_— 1s generally, as far as _— —__ Conſtrued
with a Prepoſition, which here it is not, this Verte may ſeem to
aft God, not dircQly but by quency becants be better rendred thus, as it is by diverſe learned Men, But theu g«
4, whom God had anointed, % (a1 pom ry bideft, or prelerveſt, or continueſt to be ( as this Verb is uſed, Plal.g: 7,
s God takes as done to = oa %y Pl, "tn, | 22d 55; 19: andio2- 12, ) Holy, ( notwithſtanding thy preſent ne-
uſual after this Verb, as Exos: 8: we * | gletofmy Prayers and Miſeries ) Orhe praiſes, Or, O thou who art
Or, for which they were unavie or Me = praiſes, ( Or, and thepraiſes, i. e. the great _ and Obje& of - r I: C. ll
uſe ſeems to be added to teach us this great on egy pong _ ENTRE Oary Puna,
of them, contrary to what ſome Jewifh Doors, and others have | djqſt deliver them 56.
ſhalt ſes X,
them as s ſtrings, againſt the face of them y? | ttuſted in thee, and were not confounded 5.
+Hib T3 Bethouexalted, LORD,in thine own ſtrength z: | 7 5, e. Not diſappointed of that for which they prayed and hop. *Pſal.z, ' fo willwe ſing and praiſe thy Power. _ _ 14. ws
* Pl.7.13), * #6. Flee away at the firſt ſight of thee, whereby alſo they will 6 ButT am a worm k& and no man 5 a reproach of 31: i