John Trapp on Psalms 29:2
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Psalms29:2
Verſ. 2.Nominatiſſimam & celeberrimam. Jun. Give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name] Which yet you cannot do; for his name is above all praiſe, Pſal. 148.13. but you muſt aim at it. The Rabbines obſerve that Gods holy name is mentioned eighteen ſeverall times in this Pſalm; that great men eſpecially may give him the honour of his name, that they may ſtand in awe and not ſin, that they may bring preſents to Him, who ought to be feared, and thoſe alſo the very beſt of the beſt, ſith He is a great King, and ſtandeth much upon his ſeniority, Mal. 1.14.
Worſhip the Lord in the beauty of Holineſs] Or, In his glorious Sanctuary; therefore glorious, becauſe there they might ſee Gods face, and hear his voice in his ordinances. Away therefore with your ſuperſtitions, and will-worſhips; and bring your gifts to his beautifull Sanctuarie; for no where elſe will he receive them. Send a Lamb to this Ruler of the earth, Iſa. 16.1. as an homage-penny.
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