John Trapp on Psalms 93:5
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Psalms93:5
Verſ. 5. Thy Teſtimonies are very ſure] Thy promiſes infallible; and therefore rage the World never ſo, thou ſhalt ſtill have an holy Catholick Church, ſuch as whoſe principles, practices, and aimes are divine and ſupernaturall; ſuch as walk worthy of God in all well-pleaſing, and inaſmuch as they have theſe rich promiſes, do cleanſe themſelves from all filthineſſe of fleſh and ſpirit, perfecting holineſſe in the fear of God, 2 Cor. 7.1.
Holineſſe becommeth thine houſe] God looks to be ſerved like himſelf; he will be ſanctified of all thoſe that draw near unto him in holy duties, Levit. 10.3. This the Heathens were not altogether ignorant of, and therefore at their ſacrifices the Prieſts cryed out [non-Latin text not transcribed], who is here? Eraſint Praef, in Adag. whereunto the people that were preſent anſwered, [non-Latin text not transcribed], here are many, and thoſe good men all. — Procul hinc procul eſte profani.
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