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62 <strong>The</strong> Meritoriom Trice <strong>of</strong>enr Part L<br />
condemned and crucified : or elfe thcfe words may be taken as an<br />
cvpollulating prayer, l}^a,j theeUdve menot inagtod cAufe, hnt<br />
4tt lafi jfifiijie me in mj caufe lj mj Refttrre^hon-aftd bj rtv engirt<br />
my urt)uji nfage u^on mj m*ligndnt adverfaries, as it is impliea<br />
in thefecond par[ oFthis Pfalm, and a^ God had promifcd to doc<br />
for him in iy.Sp. 2 3. the like imprecation Chrill makes upon his<br />
implacablecnemies,P/Iio9.28,2p.ree a\{oAIat.2i./\.o. & Mat.<br />
::'2.7.and thus God juftificd the canle <strong>of</strong>/)4»;>/, andthecaufe<strong>of</strong><br />
jyAvii againrt Nabdl, i Sam. 25.39. and the caufe <strong>of</strong> lohn Hm^<br />
(at laftj by revenging him upon his enemies, as the victories <strong>of</strong><br />
the Bohemians againft them doe witnefi to all p<strong>of</strong>teiities, and<br />
God doth promife 10 plead againA th<strong>of</strong>e that plead againd his<br />
pcople,/fw.49.25.<br />
V.I. frhy art theufefarfrom tny help, andfrom the "^'ords <strong>of</strong><br />
my roaring vhy doejh thou liAve me unto the ^ill<strong>of</strong>mj maligrant<br />
adverfarics^Ket '^ithjtand rnj prAjers and mj righteous caufe<br />
V.2. God I cry in the day time , and thou bearefi wer, and in<br />
the night feaftn, and there u u$ filence to me.<br />
<strong>The</strong> diligence and perfcverancc <strong>of</strong> Chrirt in prayer to be delivered<br />
from rhe power <strong>of</strong> his malignant adrerfarics took cffr (S : for<br />
though he died, ycc he died not by their power, and God did he.ir<br />
iiim becauft hcc ftoodat his right hand to alTift him., thatfohee<br />
might not be moved from his ftedfaft obedience by any temptations<br />
whatlbever, as I have expounded H^^.5 . 7. (cc alfb his perfcreuncc,<br />
and how he fpcnt whole nights in prayer, Luh^ 6.12. Luly<br />
John 17.<br />
2.1.17.<br />
V.3. Thotfjittefi,0 thou th^t inhal;itefl the fraifts <strong>of</strong> Jfrad^<br />
namely J<br />
thou fitrcjt as a King upon thy Throne <strong>of</strong> Juftice, therefore<br />
I appeal to therfur jufhice again J}<br />
my malignant adverfaries,<br />
as P/*i/.47. 8. ^udgc thou my caufe, far I commit my caufe to thee<br />
that judgefi right tokjly, i Per. 2. 23. Pf. 9. 7. 'Delivtr mee ulfo<br />
fr§m the poorer <strong>of</strong>my malignant adverfaries, namely, by mj Ref»r~<br />
rc(iioi>at lafij<br />
Jfrael.<br />
at:dfo thou fhult inh.ti;it the praifcs <strong>of</strong>a/lt/.y true<br />
V. d. But I am a y^'orm and no man : namely , I nm no better<br />
cftetmed o[ my mali^nnrt .Uver'ancs th«.n a bafe ivorme . diey<br />
think it" I iiid be' n th^ 11 ^nu Aieffi.-.h, that I would never have liv:d<br />
fo puoi .1 iilc, nyr di;d lo bale a death, //w.^ 5.2.<br />
X.-r.All<br />
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