4//illl11L1 1 S A L M ß L61 Y!. *row the River on foot, there did we re- 7 Joyce in him. He ruleth with his power for ever , his eyes efpie among the notions; the rebellious,let themnot exalt themfelves Se- 8 lab. Ye peoples, bleffe our God, and make 9 the voice of his praife to be heard.That put- tech our foule in life, and hath not given our r o foot to be moved.For thou,O God haft pro- ved us, thou haft tried us as ['liver is tried. I n Thou haft brought us into the net, thou haft I z laid ftraitneffe on our loines. Thou haft cau- fed men to rideupon our head,we came into fire and into waters, and thou haft brought 13 us out to an abundant place. I will come into thine houle with burnt offerings, I will pay to thee my vow's. W hick my lips have ope- ned, and my mouth hath fpoken in the di- I $ ftrefle upon me.Burnt- offerings of marrow - ed rammes I will offer up to thee with in- cenfe; I will make ready Beeves, with goat s 6 bucksSelah.Come heare ye & I will tell,all ye that feare God,what hebath done to my 17 foule.Vnto him I called withmy mouth,and r 8 he was extolled under my tongue. If I had leen in my heart painful' iniquitie, the Lord 19 would not Rave heard. But fesrely God bath heard, hath attended to the voice of my 20 prayer. Bleffed be God,which bath not tur- ned away my prayer & his mercy from me. 14 3 4 5 Annotations. 5 Haut] to wit, with a joyfldI or triumphant noire: f ee P f a L 4t. I2. all the earth] or, all the land, that is, the Inhabitants thereof, as the Chal- dee explaineth. So eerie 4. and Pfal. 98.4. and tao. 1. and often in the Scripture. Verte 2. put glorie] in Greeke, give glorie to hie praire, that is, make his praifeglorious and honourable, A like phrafè is in Jof.7. 19. put glory to Iebovab, that is, give him glory. Ver.3. fearfult in every &c.] or, fearful art thou in shy works. One word fingular,and another plu- ral], meaneth exaltly all and everyone, as fd. 5 7. 2. and 62.5. folly deny] or lie, that is, fainedly fubmit : See Pfal. 18.45. Verte 4. Let all] or All [hail. Verte 5. in his doing] or, in praílifee; the Greeke tranflateth, in counfelt : fee Pfal. 9.12. Verte 6. fit ta d y land] the red/he God turned to dry land by a ftrong Ealt wind, dividing the wa- ters, that Ifrael might oe thorow it,Exo.14.21, 22. thorow the river] lardon, when the banks therof were full, was dried; thewaters flood fill on an heapetill all the people went thorow it, Jot 3.13 ,14,-17. So the Chaldee explaineth it, thorow the river Jordan the Tonnes of ICrael went on their feet. there did we rejoyce] he teacheth then; to apply their fathers deliverances to themCelves : for all things fore- written are for our learning and ufe,Rom.t 5.4. A like fpeech a- nother Prophet ufeth, he found him in Bethel , and there he fpake with ut, Holy 2.4. The Chaldee para- phrafeth , I will leade them to. the mount of the bout of the S?nEluary, there we will rejyce in his Word. Verlè 7. die] that is, watchfully view in the nati- ons, that is, (as Solomon expoundeth it) in every place, both the 'viii (perfono) and the good, Proverbs 15.3. the rebellious] or, the ofallen, froward and refra;arie perlons, which exafperate and provoke the Lord to bitterne(fe , as the Qreeke here tranflateth. exalt] or be exalted (putt up) in theinfelves. Vert 8. peopkt] tribe' of lfrael, called alfopeo- pies, A&. 4.27. mare to be beard] ór cauf (men) to heare, feundforth:udibly t fee Plal.z6.7. Verte 9. That putteth our fink inliie] that is,firft 9 givetb, then preferverh life, and finally reftoreth our dead Ioules unto life. Saving from dangtirs of death, Pfal. 30.4. 2uicknirg them that were dead in fumes, Ephef. 2. n. 1 he Chaldee expounds it, the life of the moral to come. given our Jot to be mo- ved] that is, filtered our citate to be changed to our ruine: So Pialen. 38. 17. and 12 1. 3. Sec Pfalm. 1.5.5. Vert to. at filver is tried] Hebr. ar to ty filter; t o and this meaneth fore affli &ions, as at large is (hewed, Ezek.22.19,20,21,22. wherefore when God mentioneth idler trials, he faith, Loe, Ibave tried thee, but not at filver, Lá. 48.1o. Hereby alto ismeant a purifying from droll' and corruption by afiliEtions. See Mal. 3. 3. Zacharie 13. 9. I Peter i. 7. Verte n s. ffraightnef ] or Afflilion, as the Greek I1 alto turneth it ; but hereby a flrastchaine or wringing girt may be meant, Ouch c as burthens are tied with to Bealts backs. Verle 12. upon our head] to ufe us as Beafis for 12 to carry them; it meaneth fervile fubje&ion : fee the like in Iia. 51.23. came into fire and into waters] that is, parted thorow of hi &ions of fun - dry forts,Pfal.3z.6. Ezek.15.6,7. Alto in Num. 31.23. thofe things are laid to come into (or paff thorow) fire which would abide the Cane without being confùmed, as metals. That fence bath al- fo nib here, as after is (hewed. an abundant place] or, a mot a well watered land, where wee may drinkeour fill. The Greeke calleth it a re- frefhieeg; which well fitteth with the comforts of theGofpel, as mt. 3.2 9. Vert 14. opened] that is, uttered, or promihd di- I4 ftin&ly and ferioufly, as the Greek' fàith, difin+ guifhed: for the mouth being opened in vuwes, uignifieth that they may not be called hack, Judg. 11.35,36. diffrefte upon me] or in mydifirefe foPfai.n8.7. and 59.17. Vert 15. marrowed rammet] that is, fat and lofty. I f The?word RammerA is in Hebrew fet after the word incenfe : whic1Pmay therefore be read, the in- eenfe (or perfume) of lams , meaning the fat which was bunted on thejjtar. And fo it may intend peace o eingt,as befog re'he mentioned burnt /rings t liiiii3 Sse 5 1111!11 II //
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