John Trapp on Psalms 2:6
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Psalms2:6
Verſ. 6. Yet have I ſet my King] Heb. And I have ſet, Heb. I have anointed; where the ſign of his inauguration, or entrance into his Kingdom, is put for the poſſeſſion and injoying thereof. David was anointed by Gods appointment. Chriſt was alſo anho[illegible: 2 letters]ted and appointed by his Father, to the Office and work of a Mediator; and is therefore here called his King. And, is here a ſign of indignation ſtirred.
Ʋpon mine holy hill of Zion] Davids ſtrong Hold, and a Figure of the Church; Heb. 12.22. Rev. 14.1. Iſa. 60.14. as being the Seat of the Kingdom and Sanctuary. Out of Zion alſo went forth the Law; and the Word of the Lord out of Jeruſalem, Iſa. 2.3. it ſignifieth a Watch-tower: In the Church Chriſt, Angels, Miniſters, common Chriſtians, watch againſt enemies viſible and inviſible.
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