Psalm 64:6
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EXPLANATORY NOTES AND QUAINT SAYINGS
Verse 6. They search out iniquities, etc. It is a sign that malice boils up to a great height in men's hearts, when they are so active to find matter against their neighbours. Love would rather not see or hear of others' failings; or if it doth and must, busieth itself in healing and reforming them to the utmost of its power. John Milward (-- 1684), in "Morning Exercises."
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 6. (two first clauses). The fault hunter; his motive, his character, his pretences, and his punishment.