John Trapp on Psalms 150:1
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Psalms150:1
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VErſ. 1 Praiſe yee the Lord] See Pſal. 148.1.
Praiſe God in his Sanctuary] It is probable, ſaith Beza, that h[illegible: 1 letter]c Pſalm[illegible: 1 letter] mirifici ardoris plen[illegible: 1 letter], by this Pſalm which is ſo full of wonderfull ardour, the holy ſingers of the Sanctuary did mutually ſtir up one another to praiſe the Lord. It hath been noted before, that here wee have in ſix verſes twelve Hallelujahs. Some by Sanctuary underſtand Heaven; Others, the hearts of beleevers.
Praiſe him in the firmament of his power] Or, for the firmament wherein appeareth his power, Pſal. 19.1. Or, for the Church, and the firmament of faith.
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