John Trapp on Psalms 16:11

Verſ. 11. Thou wilt ſhew mee the path of life] This being applied to Chriſt, ſeemeth to ſhew that as man hee did not yet fully underſtand that inexplicable glory wherewith the Father would glorifie him after death with himſelf, Job. 17.5. Sure it is, that David did not, nor can any man living, 1 Cor. 2.9.Contra A[illegible: 1 letter] ron, ab [illegible: 1 word] [non-Latin text not transcribed] [illegible: 1 word] ſit illaetab unda; vel [non-Latin text not transcribed] & (ut vule Pl[illegible: 2 letters] quòd flua[illegible: 2 letters] ctuoſis und[illegible: 2 letters] here is as much ſaid, as can be ſaid (but words are too weak to utter it:) For quality, there is in Heaven joy, and pleaſures. For quantity, a fulneſſe, a torrent, whereat they drink without let or loathing. For conſtancy, it is at Gods right hand, who is ſtronger than all, neither can any take us out of his hand; it is a conſtant happineſs without intermiſſion. And for perpetuity, it is for evermore. Heavens joyes are without meaſure, mixture, or end.