Gods parley with princes with an appeal from them to him. The sum of…Gods parley vvith princes with an appeale from them to him. The summe of…

In ⁱthe last verse is the conclusion of the Psalm; (as the Preface was in the first verse) wherein the Psalmist by an Apostrophe turneth his speech: and, whereas before he spake in the person of God unto Rulers, he now leaveth them, as little hoping to prevail aught with them; so bent especially as ^kthen they were (^l It is in the reformation of a State, as in flaying of a beast, the matter sticketh most when it cometh to the heads:) And he speaketh now in his own person, or in the person of the poor and oppressed, whom he had ^mbefore mentioned, concerning them unto God: Entreating him, whose ⁿthe Shields of the world are, and ^owhose Inheritance the whole world is, ^pto take the matter into his own hand, and ^qto execute justice himself for those that sustain wrong, as well on those by whom they are wronged, as on those that refuse to do them right.

In ⁱthe last verse is the conclusion of the Psalme; (as the Preface was in the first verse) wherein the Psalmist by an Apostrophe turneth his speech: and, whereas before he spake in the person of God vnto Rulers, he now leaueth them, as little hoping to preuaile oughts with them; so bent especially as ^kthen they were (^l It is in the reformation of a State, as in flaying of a beast, the matter sticketh most when it commeth to the heads:) And hee speaketh now in his owne person, or in the person of the poore and oppressed, whom he had