John Trapp on Psalms 145:5
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Psalms145:5
Verſ. 5 I will ſpeak of the glorious honour] Or, I will meditate of the glory of the honour of thy magnificence. I will diſcourſe of thoſe high and honourable conceptions that I have of thee, which yet words (how wide ſoever) are too weak to utter, ſuch is thy tranſcendent excellencie, and ſurpaſſing glory.
And of thy wondrous works] Wherein thou art in ſome ſort to bee ſeen, as the beams of the Sun are made viſible by reflection; and letters, being refracted and broken, in a pair of ſpectacles, are made legible to a dim eye.
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