John Trapp on Psalms 96:1
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Psalms96:1
PSAL. XCVI.
VErſ. 1. O ſing unto the Lord a new ſong] For this new mercy of the Ark now brought into Jeruſalem from the houſe of Obed-Edom, I Chron. 16.23. but eſpecially of Chriſt (typified by the Ark) who ſhould bee preached unto the Gentiles, beleeved on in the World, received up to glory. I Tim. 3.16[illegible: 1 letter]
Sing unto the Lord all the earth] Which they could not do aright, till they had heard, beleeved, and were ſealed, Epheſ. 1.13. Unbeleevers can have no true notion of God, but as of an enemy; and therefore all their verball praiſes are but a black ſanct is, ſuitable to ſuch Saints.
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