John Trapp on Psalms 24:3
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Psalms24:3
Verſ. 3. Who ſhall aſcend into the Hill of the Lord] Montem caeleſtem ſignificat, ſaith Vatablus, hee meaneth into Heaven; for the Prophets purpoſe is to ſhew, that although God made all, yet hee will not ſave all; but that there is a ſelect number, c[illegible: 1 letter]lled and called out of the many, who ſhall bee everlaſtingly happy; and theſe are here characterized, as they are alſo, Pſal. 15. wherewith this Pſalm hath great affinity, and is thought to have been compoſed at the ſame time, that is ſaith R. David, poſt ne gotium Ornani Jebuſai, after the buſineſſe with Araunah the Jebuſite, when God by fire from Heaven had pointed out the place where the Temple ſhould bee built, 1 Chro. 21.26. & 22.1.
And who ſhall stand in his holy place?] Stand with the Lamb upon Mount Sion? Tautologia has eſt Hebrais perquam familiaris. Who is a true Member of the Church militant? and ſhall bee no leſte of the Church triumphant?
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