John Trapp on Psalms 132:18
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Psalms132:18
Verſ. 18 His enemies will I cloath with ſhame] Shame ſhall bee the promotion of all ſuch fools as ſet againſt Chriſt and his people: yea they ſhall bee cloathed with it; ſo that it ſhall bee conſpicuous to all men.
But upon himſelf ſhall his Crown flouriſh] His royall Diadem,Nezer. whereby hee is ſeparated and diſtinguiſhed from other men. Alexander dropt his Diadem once into the water, and becauſe hee who fet it out, put it on his own head whiles hee ſwam out with it, hee cut off his head. Our Edward the fourth hanged one for ſaying hee would make his Son owner of the Crown; though hee only meant his own houſe (having a Crown for the ſign) in Cheapſide.
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