John Trapp on Psalms 29:4
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Psalms29:4
Verſ. 4. The voice of the Lord is powerfull] So that it ſhaketh heaven and earth, Heb. 12.26.Validum eſt & vehemens tonitru. Vat. Beza. Cogitent ergo Principes quantum infra Deum ſubſidant, &c. Let thoſe that think themſelves ſome great buſineſſe, conſider Gods infinite power, putting forth it ſelf in thunders, and tempeſts, and they will ſoon bee creſt-faln.
The voice of the Lord is full of Majeſty] Heb. In Majeſty; it is magnificall, and immutable, though ſome fools have attempted to imitate it (as a certain King of Egypt, and Caligula the Emperour) by certain Engines and devices.
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