John Trapp on Psalms 76:1

PSAL. LXXVI.

A Pſalm or ſong of Aſaph] Or, for Aſaph; Either made prophetically by Aſaph himſelf; or by ſome other Pſalmiſt who committed it to Aſaphs ſucceſſours, to be plaid and ſung. The Hebrews ſay it is made de bello Gogi; [non-Latin text not transcribed] In He[illegible: 2 letters]pl[illegible: 1 letter]. of the war with Gog and Magog, that is, the Eaſtern and Weſtern Antichriſt[illegible: 1 letter] The Greeks [illegible: 1 letter]ay [illegible: 1 span] Of [illegible: 1 word] and his [illegible: 1 letter]oſt and [illegible: 1 word] the ma[illegible: 1 letter]er or the Pſalm is ſuch as very well agreeth with that overthrow. Con[illegible: 1 letter]er Pſal. 46.[illegible: 2 letters] 48.

Verſ. 1. In Judah is God known] Nobili[illegible: 1 letter] eſt, ſaith [illegible: 1 span] eſt, ſaith another Interpreter, i. e. Better known he is now than eve[illegible: 1 letter], not by his Word only which is preached in Judah, but by his wondrous works; this eſpecially of deſtroying the Aſſyrians at Lachiſh, in the Tribe of Judah.

His name is great in Iſrael] Greater now than ever: God having made himſelf a glorious names, Iſa. 63.14. Aegypt rang of this [illegible: 1 letter]la[illegible: 1 letter]ghter of the Aſſyrians as Herodotus teſtifieth; ſo did all other Countries, doubtleſs.