John Trapp on Psalms 111:1
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Psalms111:1
PSAL. CXI.
Verſ. 1. [illegible: 1 word] ye the Lord] At the [illegible: 1 word] eſpecially; for this and the other Hallelujatical Pſalms that follow (called by the Jews the Great Hallelujah) were ſung as that and other ſolemn [illegible: 1 word], in praiſe of God for his manifold mercies.
I will praiſe the Lord] Muſica huju[illegible: 1 letter] Pſalmi inſignis eſt, ſiquis com conſequi potuit. The great are uſed in the compoſure of this, and ſome other Pſalms (after the order of the Hebrew Alphabet) ſerveth both to ſet forth their excellency, and for the help of memory.
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