John Trapp on Psalms 107:1
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Psalms107:1
PSAL. CVII.
VErſ. 1. O give thanks unto the Lord for he is good] He is good, and doth good, Pſal. 119.68. not to his Iſrael only, as is ſet forth in the two foregoing Pſalms, but to all mankind, which is Divini ingenii cura, as One ſaith, whatever Atheiſts and Epicures ſay to the contrary, denying a divine providence, witneſs that profane Diſtitch of theirs. Nempe nibil poſitum eſt, & ſers incerta vagutar, Fortque refertque vices, & habent mortalia caſunt.
For his mercy endureth for ever] Notwithſtanding mens many and mighty provocations.
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