John Trapp on Psalms 110:7

Verſ. 7. He ſhall drink of the brook in the way] i. e. Of the wrath of the Almighty,Viver paup[illegible: 1 letter] rem vitem [non-Latin text not transcribed] Chryſ[illegible: 1 letter]ſt. Ae[illegible: 1 letter]umnas omnes dutiſ[illegible: 1 letter] mae militiae perferet. Be[illegible: 1 letter] pointing to Chriſts ſtate of humiliation, as in the next words to his exaltation; Or, he ſhall content himſelf with a low condition here; ſuch as was that of Eli[illegible: 2 letters] when he drank of the brook, I King. 17. Or, in the eager purſuit of his enemies, he ſhall drink haſtily of the water next at hand, i.e. as Gideon, and his Souldiers did.

Therefore ſhall be lift up the hand] Maugre the heads of his enemies, he ſhall riſe again, reign, and triumph, and ſo ſhall all his members, after that through many [illegible: 2 letters]ibulations they have entred into the Kingdom of heaven. Chriſts and their [illegible: 1 word] but a drinking of the brook, not a ſpring of water for perpetuity; they are [illegible: 1 word] a dark entry into out Fathers houſe, a dirty lane to a ſtately Pallace, ſhut but your eyes, as that Martyr at the ſtake ſaid, and there will be a change immediately. Look how the Diſciples, after they had taken Chriſt into the ſhip, were preſently at ſhore, after a Tempeſt: So the Saints have no ſooner taken death into their beſomes, but they are landed preſently at the [illegible: 1 word] of [illegible: 1 word], at the Kingdome of heaven.