John Trapp on Psalms 126:6
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Psalms126:6
Verſ. 6 Hee that goeth forth and weepeth, &c.] Heb. Hee that going goeth, &c. which Luther interpreteth of temptations continued, and mutually ſucceeding one another; taking their turns upon a poor ſoul.
And weepeth] Going and weeping, and asking the way to Zion, with their faces thither-ward, Jer. 50.4, 5. Some faces appear moſt orientally beautifull, when moſt inſtampt with ſorrow.
Bearing precious ſeed] Such as are hope and faith in the truth of Gods promiſes. Some render it ſeed of acquiſition, Cam[illegible: 1 letter]ſtrum Leo [illegible: 1 letter]ud[illegible: 1 letter] Bucer. ſuch as the poor ſeeds-man hath got, prece & precio, by praying and paying dear for it. Some, bearing a Seed-basket, or ſeedlop.
Shall doubtleſſe come again with rejoycing] Only hee muſt have patience, Jam. 5.7.
Bringing his ſheaves with him] Or,Act. & Mon. after ſome, their handfulls, even gripes of gladneſ[illegible: 1 letter], as Philpet the Martyr rendreth it. Then ſhall Abraham the good Mower, ſaith Another, bind us up into ſheaves as pure corn▪ and fill his boſom full with us; carrying us into the Lords barn, to make a joyfull Harveſt in Heaven.
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