Geneva Bible Notes: Psalms 14

Psalms 14:1 ^b There is nothing but disorder & wickednes among them.

Psalms 14:1 ^a He sheweth that the cause of all wickednes is to forget God.

Psalms 14:2 ^! He describeth the peruerse nature of men, which were so growen to licenciousnes, that God was broght to vtter contempt.

Psalms 14:3 ^c Dauid here maketh comparisons betwene the faithful and the reprobat: but S. Paul speaketh the same of all men naturally, {Rom. 3,10}

Psalms 14:5 ^d Where they thinke them selues moste sure.

Psalms 14:6 ^e You mocke them that put their trust in God.

Psalms 14:7 ^f He prayeth for the wolde Church, whome he is assured God wil deliuer: for none but he onely can do it.

Psalms 14:7 ^! For the which thing althogh he was greatly grieued, yet being persuaded that God wolde send some, present remedie, he comforteth him self & others.