John Trapp on Song of Solomon 2:10
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Song of Solomon2:10
Verſ. 10. My Beloved ſpake and ſaid] Heb. Anſwered and ſaid. Shee had ſighed out, belike, ſome ſuch requeſt unto her Beloved, as David did, Pſal. 30.19. Return O Lord, how long! Lovers hours are full of eternity. Hee replieth, Even now my Love, behold here I am for thy help. Now will I riſe, now will I bee exalted, Iſa. 33.10. now will I lift up my ſelf. Riſe thou therefore out of the aſhes wherewith thou haſt been covered, Lam. 3.16. and come away to a better condition. Or, Riſe out of ſin, wherein by nature thou ſitteſt, Luk. 1.79. Stand up from the dead, come away to Chriſt, and hee ſhall give thee light, Epheſ. 5.14. Come, for the Maſter calleth, as they ſaid to blinde Bartimeus, Mark 10.49. Come, for it is high time to come: ſith now is our ſalvation nearer, than when we beleeved. The night is far ſpent, the day is at hand, &c. Rom. 13.11, 12. The winter is paſt, the flowers appear, &c. Up therefore, and come with mee to my Country-houſe, as it were, to take the pleaſure of the Spring-tide. In Heaven there is a perpetual Spring: and here the Saints have hanſel of heaven, thoſe firſt-fruits of the ſpirit, even as many as are holy Brethren, partakers of this heavenly calling, Heb. 3.1.
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