John Trapp on Psalms 148:10
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Psalms148:10
Verſ. 10. Beaſts] i. e. Wild-beasts, that are fulleſt of life; and there-hence have their name in the Hebrew tongue.
And all Cattel] Domeſtick and tame beaſts, even to the Elephant; which is ſaid to turn up the firſt ſprig towards Heaven, in token of thankfulneſs, by a naturall inſtinct, when hee comes to feed
Creeping things] Whether in earth, or Sea; all theſe are ſummoned in by the Pſalmiſt, to pay their tribute of praiſe, and to do their homage to the moſt high.
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