John Trapp on Psalms 22:26

Verſ. 26. The m[illegible: 2 letters]k ſhall eat and be ſatisfied] They ſhall be well filled at my Peace-offering Feaſt, ſaith David; at my holy Supper, ſaith Chriſt: and in meſhall have the full fruition of all good things; as at a feaſt of fat things full of Marrow, of Wines refined on the lees, Iſa. 25. Nec copiam hujus ſaeculi concupiſcent nec timebunt inopiam, ſaith Auſtin: here they ſhall neither covet the wealth of this World, nor fear the want of it.

They ſhall praiſe the Lord] viz. At the Euchariſt, and after.

Your heart ſhall live for ever] Apoſtrophe ad manſuetos Emphatica. You meck of the earth, and ſeekers of the Lord, who have eaten of Chriſts fleſh that was given for the life of the World, Joh. 6.51. Your heart ſhall live for ever: And if ſo, then in death it ſelf. As Aristotle giveth the reaſon of the Swans ſinging a little before his death, becauſe generous bloud goeth then to the heart, making it cheerful, and that thence cometh the melody.