John Trapp on Psalms 63:2
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Psalms63:2
Verſ. 2. To ſee thy power and thy glory] To feel thoſe heart-raviſhing apprehenſions of thine incomparable excellencies from thy ſelf immediatly; who canſt bee to thy people in their baniſhment as a little Sanctuary, Ezek. 21.16. and ſupply all their wants out of thine All ſufficiency, who art rich in mercy to all that call upon thy Name.
So as I have ſeen thee in the Sanctuary] Where were to be ſeen the houſe of God, Exod. 25.8. Deut. 12.5. the throne of glory from the beginning, J[illegible: 1 letter]r. 17.12. the Ark of the Covenant, Exod. 25.22. the tables of the Covenant laid up in the Ark, Exod. 28.21. the Mercy-ſeat, Exod. 25.21. the Oracle, 22. Numb. 7.89. the ceremonies that ſhewed the eſtate of the faithfull both by nature and by grace, and indeed were their Goſpel, and Chriſt in figure. Theſe were glorious ſights and ſignals, which therefore David dearly deſired, and more bewailed the want of them, then of all outward comforts and contentments.
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