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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Psalm 64

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See Psalms 64:1 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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1 a In that he calleth to God with his voice, it is a signe that his praier was vehement, & that his life was in danger.

1 ! Dauid praieth against the furie and false reportes of his enemies.

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2 b That is, from their secret malice.

2 c To wit, their outward violence.

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3 d False reportes & sclanders.

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4 e To be without feare of God & reuerence of man is a signe of reprobation.

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5 f The more that the wicked se Gods children in miserie, the more bolde, & impudent are thei in oppressing them.

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6 g There is no waie so secret & subtil to do hurt, which thei inuented not for his destruction.

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7 ! He declareth their punishment & destruction.

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8 h To se Gods heauie judgements against them, and how he hathe caught them in their owne snares.

See Psalms 64:10 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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10 ! To the comfort of the just and the glorie of God.

10 i When thei shal consider that he wil be fauourable to them, as he was to his seruant Dauid.