John Trapp on Psalms 104:15
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Psalms104:15
Verſ. 15. And wine that maketh glad] That hee may the more cheerfully ſerve his Maker, his heart being liſted up, as Jehoſaphats was, in the wayes of obedience, Judg. 9 13. Prov. 31.6, 7.
And oyl to make his face to ſhine] The word ſignifieth Oyntments of all ſorts, whereof ſee Pliny lib. 12. and 13. Theſe, man might want and ſubſiſt; But God is bountifull.
And bread which ſtrengtheneth, &c.] In nature, Animantis cujuſque vita est fuga; were it not for the repair of nutrition, the natural life would be extinguiſhed. The Latines call bread Panis, of the Greek [non-Latin text not transcribed]; be cauſe it is the chief nouriſhment.
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