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John Trapp on Psalms 84:7
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Verſ. 7.Pergunt tarmatini. Beza They go from ſtrength to ſtrength] i.e. Luſtily and conſtantly, turma turmae ſubinde ſeſe adjungente, one company comming this way, and another that, out of their ſeveral pariſhes, and ſo they grow ſtronger, and go more comfortably on together. Some render it, de doctrina in doctrinam, vel de academia in academiam; they grow til they come to a perfect knowledge of God.
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Every one of them in Zion appeareth before God] And then think their pains though never ſo great, well beſtowed, though then they ſaw Gods face, but obſcurely in the dark glaſs of the ceremonies. Popiſh pilgrims though uſed hardly, and looſe much of their eſtates, yet ſatisfie themſelves in this, I have that I came for, viz. the ſight of a dumb Idol. What then ſhould not we then ſuffer to ſee God in his ordinances, &c.?
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