Matthew Poole and continuators on Psalms 66:6
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Psalms66:6
6 He turned the sea into dry land, they went through the flood on foot, there did we rejoyce in him.
Or River, to wit, Iordan.
(i. e.) Our Nation, or our Ancestors, in whose Loyns we then were, and the Benefit of which Antient Deliverance we at this day enjoy. See the like Expressions. Psal. 81. 5. Hose. 12. 4. The whole People of Israel, are oft Considered as one Body, continued through all succeeding Generations, United in the Bound of the same Covenant and Worship, and in the Possession of the same Promises, and Priviledges, and Blessings, and Acted by one and the same Spirit; and therefore several and contrary things may reasonably be ascribed to them, in regard of their several Parts and Ages, and what was done in one Age, may be imputed to another by Vertue of their strict Conjunction with the same Body.
Marginal references: Exod. 14. 21.; Josh. 3. 17.
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