John Trapp on Psalms 95:1
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Psalms95:1
PSAL. XCV.
VErſ. 1. O come, let us ſing unto the Lord] It is thought by this beginning, that this Pſalm was not penned by David for private uſe, but for publick Aſſemblies, to be ſung by the Congregation on the Sabbath, and ſuch like times, It may very well be that they began their morning Sacrifice with this Pſalm, as the Latine Church alſo afterwards did their Mattens, or Morning Service.
Let us make a joyful noyſe] With a clear and loud voyce, as of a Trumpet; ſinging with grace in our hearts unto the Lord.
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