John Trapp on Psalms 150:6
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Psalms150:6
Verſ. 6 Let every thing that hath breath praiſe the Lord] Or, Let every breath praiſe the Lord. T[illegible: 2 letters] Dei [illegible: 1 span], ſaith a Father: We have all as much reaſon to praiſe God, as we have need to draw breath; our breath ſhould bee like the ſmoak of the Tabernacle, or thoſe pillars of incenſe therehence aſcending [illegible: 1 word] rendreth it [illegible: 1 span], Let the very whole ſoul of us praiſe the Lord,
[illegible: 1 word] the Lord] The Pſalmiſt had made an end, and [illegible: 1 span] hath [illegible: 1 span]. When [illegible: 1 span] ſaid [illegible: 1 word] utmoſt for Gods praiſe [illegible: 1 word] muſt reſt [illegible: 1 span].
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