John Trapp on Psalms 126:2
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Psalms126:2
Verſ. 2 Then was our mouth filled with laughter] Wee laughed amain, and ſhrilled or ſhouted aloud, when wee found that it was [non-Latin text not transcribed], as Plato ſpeaketh, not a dream, but a done thing, which, (before) wee held optabile potius quam opinabile, incredible altogether.
Then ſaid they among the Heathen] They who were wont to jear us, Pſal. 137.3. God can ſoon alter the caſe of his afflicted people. See Eſth. 8.17. with the Note.
The Lord hath done great things for them] Magnifica. So, Vere magnus eſt Deus Chriſtianorum, the God of the Chriſtians is a great God indeed, ſaid Calocerius an Heathen, obſerving his works done for his people.
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