John Trapp on Psalms 100:5
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Psalms100:5
Verſ. 5. For the Lord is good] Though we be evil, he giveth us all theſe good things gra[illegible: 2 letters]e; and although we provoke him daily to puniſh us, yet his mercy is everlaſting; like a fountain, it runneth after it hath run; And as the Sun which ſhineth after it hath ſhined. See Zach, 13.1. Job. 1.27.
And his truth endureth to all generations] Heb. to Generation and Generation. He ſaith, not for ever, ſaith an Interpreter, becauſe his promiſes are true, but under a condition, which perhaps the following Generations will not obſerve; The condition is to the promiſe as an Oar in a Boat, or ſtern of a Ship, which turns it another way.
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