John Trapp on Psalms 114:1
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Psalms114:1
PSAL. CXIV.
VErſ. 1 When Iſrael went out of Egypt] Emedie gentis, ideſt ex viſcoribus Aegyptiorum, qui [illegible: 2 letters]s quaſi deglutiebant, out of the midſt of that Nation,Mid. Tillim. in Pſa. 114. that is, out of the bowels of the Aegpytians, who had as it were devoured them; thus the Jew-doctors gloſſe upon this Text.
From a people of ſtrange language] And yet more eſtranged affections, jearing them, and their Religion, as the word Lognez (which is of affinity with Logneg a ſcoffer) ſeemeth to ſound. Afterwards it was prophecied that five Cities in the land of Egypt ſhould ſpeak the language (or lip) of Canaan, Iſa. 19.18. viz. when the Lord ſhould turn to them, a pure language, Zeph. 3.9.
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