John Trapp on Psalms 2:8
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Psalms2:8
Verſ. 8. Ask of me, and I will give thee] All things were conveyed to Chriſt by asking: Shall we think to have any thing without asking? Or, are we not worthily miſerable that will not make our ſelves happy by asking? Now, through Chriſts Paſſion, and Interceſſion, it is but ask and have: Open thy mouth, and I will fill it. If at any time we ask and miſs, it is for moſt part becauſe we ask amiſs, [illegible: 1 word]. 4.2.
The Heathen for thine inheritance] The Kingdom of Grace, (the object whereof are all Nations) Chriſt hath by Donation from his Father: for his Natural Kingdom he hath as God coaequal with his Father from all eternity.
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