Psalms 25

Psalms 25:1

WIthout cause] through meere and wilfull malice, no way merited nor provoked by any offence of mine.

Psalms 25:6

Remember] that is to say, use them effectually towards me according as thou wert wont to doe: [for they] seeing that from all eternity thou hast made use of those thy loving kindnesses, in decreeing my salvation to thy selfe, let not them now be interrupted, staied, nor limited any way.

Psalms 25:8

Therefore] because God is good, therefore he will give his children his Spirit for their direction, and because he is upright, it must of necessity bee a good and most certaine direction.

Psalms 25:10

The pathes] that is to say, the works and councels by which hee commeth and communicateth himselfe to his, and by which he also bringeth them back to himselfe, guiding them by the tracks of his owne vertues.

Psalms 25:11

For it is great] therefore the expiation of that iniquity, must be a work of thine infinite mercy, whereunto thou art moved most when thou seest the greatest misery and necessity, and the offender grieving most for it, Romans 5:20.

Psalms 25:14

The secret] namely, his decree and fixed will concerning their salvation, and all the meanes appointed for it, see Iohn 15. 15 Acts 10:27.

Psalms 25:21

Mine integrity] let mine innocencie and sincerity be a sufficient defence and safeguard, against all mine enemies ambushes and violence, drawing thy protection upon mee: Or let these vertues alwayes keep me from doing evill, and let them never depart from me.