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Home · Commentaries · Marginal Notes of the Geneva Bible · Psalm 13
1 ! Dauid as it were ouercome with sundrie and newe afflictions, fleeth to God as his onelie refuge.
1 a He declareth that his afflictions lasted a long time, & that his faith fainted not.
2 b Changing my purpose as the sicke man doeth his place.
3 ! And so at the length being encouraged through Gods promises, he conceiueth moste sure confidence against the extreme horrers of death.
4 c Which might turne to Gods dishonour, if he did not defend his.
5 d The mercie of God is the cause of our saluacion.
5 e Bothe by the benefites past and by others to come.
1 ! Dauid as it were ouercome with sundrie and newe afflictions, fleeth to God as his onelie refuge.
1 a He declareth that his afflictions lasted a long time, & that his faith fainted not.
2 b Changing my purpose as the sicke man doeth his place.
3 ! And so at the length being encouraged through Gods promises, he conceiueth moste sure confidence against the extreme horrers of death.
4 c Which might turne to Gods dishonour, if he did not defend his.
5 d The mercie of God is the cause of our saluacion.
5 e Bothe by the benefites past and by others to come.