John Trapp on Psalms 118:28
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Psalms118:28
Verſ. 28 Thou art my God, and I will praiſe thee] The people are taught to ſay thus; and the Greek, Arabick, and Latine tranſlations repeat here, verſ. 21. I will praiſe thee, for thou haſt heard mee; and art become my ſalvation. People can never be ſufficiently thankfull for their ſalvation by Chriſt. It is their duty, and ſhould be their deſire.
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