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John Trapp on Psalms 68:4

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Psalms68:4

Verſ. 4. Sing unto God ſing praiſes] [illegible: 1 span] not in a cuſtumers [illegible: 1 span] help hereunto was this Pſalm [illegible: 1 span]

Excell him that rideth upon the Heavens] Exalt him ſo, as when a ([illegible: 1 word] is made up unto a great height, Beza rendreth it, Sternite [illegible: 1 span] Caſt upon pave the way for him that rideth in the deſert. Come[illegible: 2 letters] Iſai; 40.3, 4 Mat. 3.1. Mat. 3.3. The Septuagint render it, [non-Latin text not transcribed] Raiſe up the way, and make it ready (as they uſe to do before Kings that ride in triumph) that the King of glory may come into your hearts, thoſe deſerts indeed.

By his name J[illegible: 1 letter]h] the ſame with Jehovah, that proper and incommunicable name of God. Some of the Heathens called it Jo[illegible: 2 letters] as Dioderus Sicalan[illegible: 1 letter], Mack[illegible: 4 letters], &c. Holy and reverend is this name, [non-Latin text not transcribed], Eſſentates, and it is here and elſewhere given to Chriſt, See it interpreted Rev. 1.4.

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