John Trapp on Psalms 63:5
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Psalms63:5
Verſ. 5. My ſoul ſhall be ſatisfied as with marrow and fatneſſe] Heb. As with fatneſſe and fatneſſe; his, ad corroborandum, ſaith Aben-Ezra, q.d. I ſhall be top-full of comfort, animo adipe & medullis ſanctiſſimarum deliciarum tunrum ſeginato. A ſoul taken up with Gods praiſes cannot but over-abound exceedingly with joy, Ita ut inter Dei laudationem & neſtram conſolationem ſit quaſi circulus perpetum & infinitus, ſaith One; Praiſes increaſe joy, and joy cauſeth perpetuall praiſes.
And my mouth ſhall praiſe thee with joyful lips] Heb.Toro gu[illegible: 1 letter]ture laudes tuas perſonabo. With lips of jubilations or exultations, labiis canoris, as if I were in a rapture or extaſie.
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