John Trapp on Psalms 93:1
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Psalms93:1
PSAL. XCIII.
VErſ. 1. The Lord reigneth] i.e. The Lord Chriſt. Kimchi here noteth that all the following Pſalms till the hundred and firſt are de diebus Chriſti, of the dayes of Chriſt. Here wee have his empire and regality aſſerted, firſt, by his works, ſecondly, by his word, verſ. 5. See the like, Pſal. 19.1, 2. — 7, 8. &c. and that manifeſtation of himſelf by his word far preferred.
Hee is cloathed with Majeſty] He hath now put off his armes, and put on his robes, hee will henceforth rule all wiſely and righteouſly.
The Lord is cloathed with ſtrength] For the battel; in caſe his enemies ſtir, to attempt againſt him, Ezra. 8.22.
The World alſo is eſtabliſhed] The earth, though it hang like a ball in the air, without a baſis, Ponderibus librata ſuis, yet is unmoveable; how much more the Church?
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