Flesh. This expression marks the fury of his enemies. See Job xix. 22., and xxxi. 31. (Calmet) That. Hebrew and Septuagint, "and my foes. "This may denote domestic, and the former word public, enemies. (Haydock) Weakened. Hebrew also, "have stumbled. "Those who came to take Jesus Christ, verified this prediction, John xviii. 6. (Calmet)

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