f 78 Ps L. of GA] that is, God of -a11 Angels, Judges and Rulers of the world : or as the Chaldee faith,The mighty (God) the God of Iebovab. Three titles of ¡God Isere ulèd together , A1, Ælebim, Jehovah. So in Jof. 22.22. the going donne] that is, the F/'eff,where the Sumze fettetb, or (after the Hebrew phrafe)gocth in, as at the riling, it is laid togoe out, OT come forth, Gen. 19. 23. 2 Verfe a. Out of Sion] the ttate of the Church un- der the Gofpel, Heb. t 2. t 8,2 2. Pfa.2.6. therefore in this tfalme , the legali facrifices appointed at mount Sinai, are reproved, and the worship of God in fpirit and truth commended. the wboleperfeúion] or the Vniverfalitieof Beautie, that is, which is holy and perfeEtly beautiful See the like . praife of Sien, Pfal. 48.3. Lam. 2.15. fhinetb cleerly] as the Sunne lhineth in his strength: that is, appearetb inglorious majellie. This alto is a ligne of favour, Job 50.3. Pfai.80.2. So, Godfhined frire mount Paran, Deut.333 3 I Ver. 3 Our God it come] a prayer to hasten his comming, as in Rev.22.20. or as the former, our Godwill come. So the Chaldee paraphrafeth , The juif (ball fay, In the day of the great judgement, our God will come, and not filent, to execute the vengeance of bit people. fire (ball eat] that is sonfume,devoure. So God is called an eating fire, Deuteron. 4.24. that is, as the ApolHe expoundeth it, a confirming fire, Hebrews II. 29. and the fight of his glorie on mount Sinai, was like eating (confuming) fire, Exod. 24.17. and fire out of hie mouth eatetb, Plàlme 18.9. afformebe moved jatemperaJeed: which maketh fire the more fierce and forcible. And there things lignifie Chrifts judgements again({ hypocritical) carnali worshippers: fee Mal. 3. 1,2,3. Mat. 3.12. 4 Verfe 4. call to the heavens, &e.] that heaven and earth may beare record ; as in Deut. 31.28. and 32. 1. The Chaldee expoundeth it, He will era the high Angels from above, and the jail of the carob from Ieneatb. Verfe 5. have firickeen my covenant] or have cut, that is, made covenant with me with facrifece. For at holy covenants, the facrifices were cut afimder, and they went betweene the parts, Genlis 15. 10, 13,18. Jeremie i4. 18. See Plàlm. 25. 10. See alto a covenant betweene God and his people with facrifice, Exod.24.4,-8. TheChaldee ope- neth it thus; which bave firicken the covenant, and con- firmed the Law, and been hafted in prayer, which is like to facrifices. 6 Verfe 6. And the heavens] hereby may be meant the heavenly Angels, as in Job 15. 15. and fo the Chaldee tranflateth, high Angels, or the meteors in the aire, thunder, lightning, r c. Exodus 19.16, 18. See allo Pfal. 97.6. and 89.6. he ie Iudge] himfelfe in his owne perfon, and not by his fèr- vants onely, as aforetime, Heb.1.1,2.2 Tim.4.r. 7 Verfe 7. teflifieto thee] fiat is,give thee tonreffa- tirm, admonitions, charges, c. to outré the moreobe- dience, as Nehem. 9.29.2 kings 17. 15. Exodus 19. 21, 23. or, te flife againfl thee, (as this phrafe fometimeti nifieth,Deuteronomie4.26.andar. 28.) that is, convince thee >of difobedience: Both there are done in this Pfalme, verle 14, 15, 18,' 19, &c. Verfe 8, for thy facrifices] fo elfewhere he faith, . 8 IfJake not to your Fathers, the. contenting facrifices,! Jeremie 7.22. are before me] fo the lareekeex- plaineth it ; and fo Ifrael ufed to weary God with outward offerings,Ifa.i.r1,54. Mic.6.6,7.' Amos 4.415 Verfe 9. goat- buckkes] the bee goats; fuck with but- 9 lockes, were principal in the facrifices , Numb. 7. 17, 23, &c: Pfal. 66.15. V e r f e a a . f l a r e o f Beaffs] al l forts c f Beaflì that I I range about. So Pfa1.80.14. Verfe 12. If I were hungry] This theChaldee Iz expoundeth , If the time come of the contirm:I facri- fice, brill not tell thee. So it may be a prophetic of thrifts abolishing the daily facrifice, as in Da- niel 9. 27. Verfe i4. a confefan] a tbankee- offering. There 14. was an oblation in the Law thus called, Levit.7.' 12 15. mentioned ail() in Pfa. x16.57. & 107,22.: which the Apoltle openeth, exhorting to offer' the facrifice of 'praife continually to God, that is, the fruit . of the lips, coafef sssg to hit name , Hebr. 13 15. See ' alto Pfal. 9S.2. The Chaldee faith, Subdue evi8', cancupifeesece, and it floall be counted before the Lord as a [rifles ofconf fan. %awes to the moll High] that is, to God, Gen. 14. 18. fo he that in Luke 6. 35.1 is the moff High, in Mat. 5.45. is our Father which is in heaven. To him mires were made with prayers, Gen. 28. ao. Pfalm, 61.6. and paid with thanks -; giving, Pfalm. 65.2. and 66. 3, 14. and by law their payment was required , Deuteronomie 23. 23. Ecclef, 5.5. Pfal. 76. a 2. and therewere fa- crifices forvowes,Levit. 7.16. But the Chaldee referreth this here to the vow which they made at mount Sinai,to confirme the Commandements, (Exo- dus 19.) Verfe a 6. what haft thou to doe] the Hebr.phrafe 16 is, what so fbee ? the Greeke, when fore deft thou ? Verfe 17. nurture] orrefiraint,ehafüUmrns;which 17 is the way aflife, Prov. 6.23. & 12.1. The Chaldee addeth, nurture o men. loebinde thee] or after thee. See a like B wife eech, Neh.9.26. Verfe 18. then thou] Hebr. and thole rurmefl, or i 8 readily wnfnteff,taketipleafure. And,maybe omitted in our Englilh; it ferveth to increafe the readines and earneftnefíe of the affeítions. He that partakith i with theef, haterhbit foule, Frov.29.24. Verfe 19. thou ffinely out] that is, xfefl;nd applieff. 19 shy tongue joyneth] or,with thy tongue thou) yneff,' frameff, contpallefl. Verfe 20. ill report] or infamie, fmfive fcandalous 20 peed, ; (as the Greek turneth it, fèandal) a word, not found but in this place. Verfe 21. I war furely ] Hebrew? I being had 21 been, or was. fit in order] to wit, thy faults; as the Greeke explaineth it, I wile fit thy firmes before thy fare. The Chaldee giveth this para- phrafe, ?boa tboughtefi to be fir ever; thou .(àidji in thy bears, I fbaU be like God: but I in poreyull wrath will take vengeance on thee , I rill rebuke thee in this world and order the judgement of Gehenna in the world to come, before thee. F Verfe
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