John Trapp on Psalms 47:2
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Psalms47:2
Verſ. 2. For the Lord moſt high is tirrible] Amiable to his own, terrible to his rebels. This Son, if not kiſſed, will be angry, Pſal. 2. This Lamb, for a need, can ſhew himſelf a Lion: as he is the Father of Mercies, ſo the God of Recompences, &c. and being moſt high hee can eaſily overtop and ſubdue the ſtouteſt of his enemies.
He is a great King over all the earth] As having taken poſſeſſion by his wonderful Aſcenſion, of the univerſal Kingdom given him by his Father, and gathered himſelfa Church out of all Mankind, which he wonderfully ruleth, and defendeth againſt the rage of Earth, and of Hell.
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