John Trapp on Psalms 66:15
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Psalms66:15
Verſ. 15. I will offer unto thee burnt ſacrifices of fatlings] Heb. Marrow, the very beſt of the beſt: and better I could beteem the Lord, if I had it.
With the Incenſe of Rams] Which being offered infaith, and as Figures of that great Sacrifice to come, ſhall be accepted of God for a ſweet-ſmelling ſavour.
I will offer Bullocks with Gouts] Faciam [illegible: 1 letter]oves: this, Ecci[illegible: 2 letters] alledgeth (but abſurdly) to prove the Popiſh unbloudy ſacrifice of the Maſs; as if Chriſt when he ſaid. This do ye in [illegible: 1 word] of me, had meant, Thus ſacrifice ye.
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