John Trapp on Psalms 122:1
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Psalms122:1
PSAL. CXXII.
VErſ. 1 I was glad when they [illegible: 1 span] ] The flouriſh is the chief joy of the good Chriſtian. Hence the Evangelicall among the Proteſtant party. Gregory Nazianzon writeth that his Father being an Heathen, and often beſought by his wife to become a Chriſtian, had this verſe ſuggeſted unto him in a dream, and was much wrought upon thereby. [illegible: 1 span] Dutch Martyr in Lu[illegible: 3 letters]ing, hearing the ſentence of his condemnation to the fire,Act. & Mon. fol. 807. [illegible: 1 word] Pſalm, &c.
Let us go into the houſe of the Lord] I will go alſo, (as Zech. 8.21.) ſaid holy David; who was much a cheered at his peoples forwardneſſe in Gods ſervice, and became their Captain.
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