John Trapp on Psalms 148:8
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Psalms148:8
Verſ. 8 Fire and Hail, Snow and Vapour] This latter is the matter of thoſe former meteors, which hee purpoſely mingleth with thoſe forementioned miracles of land and waters, the more to ſet forth the power of God, becauſe theſe ſeem to have no ſetledneſs of ſubſiſtence, and yet in them hee is made viſible.
Stormy winds fulfilling his word] The winds blow not at randome, but by a divine decree: and God hath ordered that whether North or South blow, they ſhall blow good to his people, Cant. 4.16. Hee ſaith to all his Creatures, as David did to his Captains concerning Abſolom, Handle them gently for my ſake.
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