John Trapp on Psalms 93:3
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Psalms93:3
Verſ. 3.Hypotypoſis. The floods have lifted up, O Lord] Armies of enemies have attempted great matters, but thou haſt ſoon queld and quaſht them. Immota manet, may well be the Churches motto. Auratonet, ſonet unda maris, fremat orbis & orcus; Tutamen inſertos nos tibi, Chriſte, tegis.
The floods lift up their waves] The Word for waves hath its name from daſhing or breaking;Anaphora. the enemies do but beat themſelves into foam and froth againſt Chriſt the Rock, qui inſtar rupis quae in mar[illegible: 1 letter] vadoſo, horridi Jovis, & irat[illegible: 1 letter], ut ita dicam, Neptuni fervidis aſſultibus undique verberata, non cedit aut minuitur, ſed obtendit aſſuetum fluctibus la[illegible: 1 letter]us; & firmâ duritie tumentis undae impetum ſuſtinet ac frangit. Woverius.
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