| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Men of the greatest merits would be undone if they had not to do with a God of infinite mercies. [2.] He pleads his own misery, the distress he was in, his affliction and pain, especially the troubles of his heart, all which made him the proper object of divine mercy. [3.] He pleads the iniquity of his enemies: Lord, consider them, how cruel they are, and deliver me out of their hands.???? [4.] H
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