John Trapp on Psalms 145:13
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Psalms145:13
Verſ. 13 Thy Kingdome is an everlaſting Kingdome] It cannot bee over-turned (that's comfortable to all Chriſts ſubjects) as other flouriſhing Kingdomes are; which have their times and their turns, their riſe and their ruine. Alexanders Kingdome continued but twelve years only; and fell with him: ſo did Tamberlains greatneſs.
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