John Trapp on Psalms 29:9

Verſ. 9. The voice of the Lord maketh the Hindes to calve] Which they naturally do not, without a great deal of difficulty, Job 39.4, 5, 6. See the Note there.

And diſcovereth the Forreſts] By driving the beaſts into their dennes, baring the Forreſts of their leaves and fruits, turning up trees by the roots, and ſo making a clear proſpect thorough woods and groves, as one phraſeth it.

And in his Temple doth every one ſpeak of his glory] Heb. Every one, or, every whit of it ſaith Glory; Every godly man obſerving his dreadfull thunder,Moller. and other his ſtupendious works, ſaith, Glory bee to God on high. Some conceive that this Pſalm was appointed by David to be ſung in the Temple in time of thunder; which is not unlikely. There are that make God to be the Nominative caſe to the Verb speaketh, and render it thus; And in his Temple, or Palace, doth bee utter all his glory. Tremel. As if the Pſalmiſt ſhould ſay; Much of his glory God uttereth in his thunder; but all in his Temple. For whatſoever there he ſpeaketh with his mouth, he fulfilleth it with his hand, Pſal. 115.3. & 119.91. & 33.9. Iſa. 44.26. See a like collation of Gods works and word, with a praelation of this above thoſe, Pſal. 19.1-7. Pſal. 111.7.