John Trapp on Psalms 119:130
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Psalms119:130
Verſ. 130 The entrance of they Words giveth light] So ſoon as men are over the threſhold of thy houſe, ſeſe lux quaedam in[illegible: 1 letter]u[illegible: 1 letter]rrabilis conſpiciendam offert, a marvellous light ſhineth about them[illegible: 1 letter] So little cauſe is there that any ſhould accuſe Gods word of darkneſſe and hardneſſe; or give way to negligence and careleſneſs of the Scriptures, becauſe they are wonderfull. Lex, Lux, the Law is a Light, Prov. 6.23. and the Goſpel a great Light, Mat. 4.16. See 2 Pet. 1.19.
It giveth under ſtanding to the ſimple] And maketh them ſubtle, Prov. 1.4. ſo they bee but docible. The very firſt rud[illegible: 1 letter]ments of religion make wiſe the rude, ſo they bee not refractary.
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