John Trapp on Psalms 96:11
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Psalms96:11
Verſ. 11. Let the Heavens rejoyce, &c.] Let there be a general joy for the general renovation by the comming of Chriſt, Rom. 8.22. after which the whole creation groaneth alſo. Baſil and others by Heaven, Earth, &c. underſtand Angels, men of all ſorts, an Iſlanders, ſeamen, fieldmen, woodlanders, &c. Vel eſt ſimil[illegible: 1 letter]tudo ad denotandam in mundo pacem, ſaith Kimchi, Or it is a ſimilitude to note peace all over the World. And ſurely when Chriſt came there was an univerſal aut pax aut paectio (ſaith Florus) peace or truce under the government of Auguſtus.
Let the Sea roar] Heb. Thunder; Externo fragore & bombo teſtetur internam animi laetitiam; let it teſtify its joy, perſtrependo & reboando by roaring its utmoſt.
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