John Trapp on Song of Solomon 7:3
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Verſ. 3. Thy two breaſts are like two young roes] Freſh and luſty, even and equal. Underſtand the two Teſtaments; hereunto reſembled for their perfect agreement, amiable proportion, and ſwift running all the world over in a ſhort time. Euſebius ſaith, that the Doctrine of both Teſtaments was preſently after our Saviours reſurrection carried abroad into all countries as it were, upon Eagles wings. The like may be ſaid of Luther and his Collegues in Germany at the firſt Reformation there, which, as lightning, was ſoon ſeen from one end of the heaven to the other. So mightily grew the Word of God, and prevailed, Act. 19.20. See the Notes on chap. 4.5.
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