Psalms 5

Psalms 5:1

The title: [Nehiloth] it seems that this word ought to be understood of all winde instruments. Meditation] the conceits of my soule, conceived and framed with deliberation, and uttered with a low and humble voice, yet with a most vehement affection, all which is comprehended under the proper signification of the Hebrew word.

Psalms 5:3

Look up] the Italian, expecting, or stand looking, as Psalms 130:6.

Psalms 5:5

The foolish] namely those which run eagerly upon sin, and are as it were mad and enraged to commit evill.

Psalms 5:8

Lead mee] give unto my actions and businesses a good direction, that my actions may be holy and righteous, and my businesses and affairs happy and blessed: [in thy] the Italian,with thy, in thy law, which declareth thy righteousnesse. Or by thy firme loyalty and uprightnesse in the promises of thy grace. Or in thy obedience.

Psalms 5:9

An open] they gape continually with open mouth after the death and ruine of others like unto the sepulcher which never faith enough, Prov. 27. 20. and 30. 16. Or their false discourses are like so many pits to cause a man to fall into; or like the throats of ravening wilde beastr, to teare in peeces and devoure.