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John Trapp on Psalms 45:9

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Psalms45:9

Verſ. 9 Kings daughters were among thine honourable women] Thy Ladies of honour attending upon thy royal Conſort (for after the deſcription of Chriſt, the Bridegroom, followeth another of the Queen, his Bride, and of the royal Nuptials) Or, Kings daughters are in thy preciouſneſſes, that is, in thy comlineſs that thou haſt put upon them, Ezek. 16.14. for all the Churches bravery is borrowed, and all her Daughters, i.e. Members, are adorned not with their own proper attire, Sed regio mundo & ornatu, out of the King Chriſts Wardrobe; this is the righteouſneſs of the Saints, Rev. 19.8. viz. imputed, and imparted.

Upon thy right band] Which is a place of Dignity and Safety. As Chriſt is at the Fathers right hand; ſo the Church is at Chriſts right hand; where, as his wife, ſhe ſhineth with her Husbands beams. This is very comfortable.

Did ſtand the Queen] Heb.Augusta. the wife, adjutorium illi exacts respondens, as Gen. 2.18. ſaith [illegible: 1 word], that hee was happy in his wife, a Lady of excellent vertue, who drew evenly with him in all the courſes of honour that appertained to her ſide;Daniels hiſt. and ſeemed a peece ſo juſt cut for him, as anſwered him rightly in every joynt.

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