John Trapp on Psalms 148:7
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Psalms148:7
Verſ. 7 Praiſe the Lord from the earth] The Pſalmiſt proceedeth to factour for God among the inferiour creatures; beginning with the loweſt in the waters beneath, as the Dragons o[illegible: 1 letter] great whales; and then comming to Rain and Snow, &c. which are made out of the waters above.
Yee Dragons and all deeps] Of Sea-Dragons. See Aelian. lib. 4. Animal. cap. 12. they live partly in the Sea, and partly on the land, as do Crocodiles. Theſe alſo yeeld matter of Gods praiſe.
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