John Trapp on Psalms 78:25
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Psalms78:25
Verſ. 25.Pan de nobles Hiſpan. Man did eat Angels food] Heb. the bread of the mighty. (Angells are called mighties, Iſa. 10.34. Rev. 18.21.) ſuch delicate bread as might beſeem Angels to eat, if they did eat any at all; ſuch as the Poets fain to be their Nectar, and Ambroſia. Or, the bread of the mighty, ſc. that mightily ſtrengthened them.
He ſent them meat to the full] Heb. Meat taken in hunting; ſo called, becauſe dainty as veniſon, or, quia ſemper ambulabant, & in via quaſi eam venabantur, ſc. Joſh. 1.11.Aben-Ezra.
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