P S A L M E L. 77 and will lead me to his portion in the world to come. Verfe 17. Feare thou not] that is , be not difmayed or overcome snub feare. The Hebrew phrafe ufirally when is connfelleth or pray th against a thing, mcaneth the height an full meaiiue of it. So fear¢ nat, Gen.5o.19. andgrievenot,Gen.45.5. that is,be not overcome with griefe. So, lead us not into temp - tatiou, Mat.6. 13. that is, let us not be overcome with temptation , 1 Cor. 1 o. t 3. Therefore that which one Evangelist writeth, Feare not, Mat. A. 5. ano- ther writeth, be not afloried, Marko r 6. 6. noting the exce [(flare. 18 Vet-le 18. take anything] Hebr. take ofall; that is, ought of all that he hath. For we brought nothing into the world and it is certain that wecan carry nothing out, t Tim. 6.7. Job 1.2 1. t9 Ver. t 9.7bough in his life ] that is , mbi/es bee li- vetb, So Plal.63.5.and 104.3 3.and 146.3. he bleftbbu flute] that is,bimfetfe: as it writ- ten , Soule , thou haft mucb goods laid up fir merry yeares, live at eafe, eat, drink:, and take thy paflime, Luke 12. 19. will confer thee] will commend, laud and celebrate thee. doff} good to thy fella that is, makelt much of cherefi, pamperefi tbyIle. So good is used for worldly pleafu,e and emoluments, Pial. 4. 7. 20 Verle 20. It (hall came] towit,thef ule forefp} ken of, or the per fon: or, Thou fhalt come. to the generation of his fatbers] that is, to his wicked predeceffots that are dead and gone ; as the god- ly alto at their death are gathered to their fathers and people, Judg. 2.10. Dent.; 2.50. Or, to the ha- Notion ofhis fathers,their haute or lodge: for rfoDer is Mid for an habitation, Efa. 38.12. The Chaldee applieth this first branch to the juft, the latter to the wicked. The memorieof the juft fhalcome to the generation of the fathers, but the wickedfer ever and ever fha/l not fie the light. to conductall aje they fhall not fee] or, which for ever (ball not fee the light, to wit, the light of the living here on earth, as Psalm.5 6.14. Job i3.28,30. nor the light of joy in the world to come, being calk out into the utter darkmfe, Mathew 8. 12. 2 t Verfe a t.under ftandctb not] or elifierneth not,wan- ting prudence. A repetition of the t 3.v. with a little change of jahn, log eth, inte jabin,underfland- eth;which theChald.openeth thus;A mamafanner, when heir in honor ,and omderl andcth not; when bas honor it taiga away, he is like a beef! and brought to nothing. 444.4Sititt *4421444 I Pi A t. L. The Maielïy ifGod in the Church. 5 Hit order to ga- ther Saints. 7 The pleafure of God ie not in legal! facrifi- crs; 13 but infince itieofobedience. 16 The wicked are that out from Gods Covenant. 21 T hey abufe Goda pa- tience to their deJlrutiion , 23 but the godly (halo fee his falvation. r APfalmeofAfaph. THe God of gods, Jehovah fpeaketh and calleth the earth,from the_rifing up ofthe Sun,unto the going downe thereof. Out of Sion the whole perfeétion i of beauty, God ihinetla cicerly. Our,God 3 come and not keepe filence, a fire (hall eat before him , and round about him (hall a ftorme be moved vehemently. He will call q. to the heavens from above , and to the eaath to judge his people. Gather yce 5 to me my gracious Saints, that [lave ftric_! ken my covenant with facrifice. An the 6 heavens (hall openlyy !hew his ju(tice, for God heú judge Se ah. Hcare O my peo- 7 ple, and I will 1peakc, O Ifrael,and I will te- (tihe ro thee; I am God thy God. I will not' g reprove thee for thy facriíces,for thy burns offerings ere before me continually. I will 9 not take a bullocke out ofthjne houle; goat - buckes out of thy folds. For every wild; beat} of the wood is mine; the beafts that be on a tlioufand mountaines. I know all the 15 fowle of the mountaines, and the (tore of beat's of the field is with me, Ill were hun- ra gry I would not tell it thee, fqr mine u the world, and the plenty thereof. Will I eat, t3 the fle(la of mightie buls,and drink the bloud j' of goat -bucks r Sacrifice thou to, God a confeffion, and pay thy vowes to the molt j high. And call on me in day of di(trelfe, I will releafe thee,and tarou (halt glorifie me. But to the wicked faith God, what haft thou to doe to tell my ftatutes,and that thou fhouldeft take up my covenant on thy mouth. And thou hatela nurture, and'ca- ftef} my words behind thee. If thou feel} a theefe, then thou runnel} with him, and thy part is with the adulterers. Thy mouth thou fendeft out in evill,and thy tongue joy- neth together deceit. Thou fittel }, thou fj eake(t again(} thy brother,againft thy mo- thers forme thou give(} ill report. Thefe things thou halt done, and I kept filence, thou did(t thinke that I was Cutely like thee; I will reprove t'ee and fee in order to thine eyes. 0 now confider this ye that forget 22 God,leff I teare, and there be no serener. He z3 that facrificeth confeilion, honoureth me, and he that difpofeth his way, Í will taut¢ him to fee the falvation of God. Annotations. - AF falme of Afaph]1hat is , shade bÿ him, as the Chaldee faith, 1n hymne by the hand of Afapli; or to Afaph, that is, committedunto bim to fìng. P9r Afapb was a Seer or Prophet , which made Pfclmes as did David, 2 Chro.29.3o. Alto he and his Ions, were fingers inlfraelIt Chron.25 a. The God - t i 1111111MMIM® NIA11.1pI1/I/I."'
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