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Here we learne 1 That we are not to re∣gard our selves alone,* 1.1 or to be sensible one∣ly of our own oppressions and deliverances; but to be alike affected in those which con∣cern others also: as David here gives thanks for Gods executing righteousnesse and judgement for all that are oppressed.
2 We may lawfully rejoice for Gods judgements upon oppressours. To rejoice for them out of malice, as they are hurtfull 〈2 pages missing〉〈2 pages missing〉
comes to be executed upon themselves for such as they have oppressed?
But let us imitate David.* 1.2
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Exhort.