John Trapp on Psalms 24:8
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Psalms24:8
Verſ. 8. Who is this King of glory?] The gates are brought in as asking this queſtion, ſaith R. David. This is the Angells admiration at the comming in of Chriſts humanity into Heaven, ſaith Diodate; Rather, it is the queſtion of the faithfull concerning the perſon of their King, whom they hereby reſiſt not; but for their further confirmation, deſire to bee better informed of Him, and his never-enough adored excellencies.
The Lord ſtrong] Jehovah the Eſſentiator, the Eternall God; the moſt mighty and puiſſant Warriour; who if hee do but ariſe only, his enemies are ſcattered; and all that hate him flie before him, Pſal. 68.1.
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