f 0 PSALMS XCIII. XCIV. Dent. 32. 4, where injurious trill is oppofed to Gods faithJdmi in his adntiniftration. A MAAAAAAAAAAA MAIARd:M PSAL.XCIIL, The Majeffie, power and holimlli of Chrifls king - dome, 1 Ehovah reigneth, is cloarhed with high Imajeftie ; cloathed is Jehovah, bath gtr- ed himfelfewith ftrengrh: the world an is.efIablifhed, itfhallnot bee moved. 2 St.ible is thy throne from then thou art 3 from eternity. The flouds have lifted up,O Jehovah , the flouds have lifted up their voice , the flouds lift up their dafhingnoife. 4 Than the voices of many waters, thé won- drous ftrong billowes of the tea; more won- drous ftrong is Jehovah in the high place. 5 Thy teflimonies are very faithfull ; holi- neffe becommeth thine houle, Jehovah , to length of dayes. Annotations. IS eloatbed] or bath put on, to wit, as à1s orna- nt ent, and in abundant nteafure : for fochath- ing doth ftgnifie,Pfal.65.54. girdedbimflfe] that is, is in a readineffe to perforate his work; Efay 8.9. Luke 12.35. y1 Verle 2. from then] that is, from the tinte that thou haft beetle which is , from eternity : Or, before then ; which the Chaldee expoundeth, the 1 beginning; this phrafe fpoken of God or Chrjl,ntea- ncth eternity, Prov. 8.12. in rcfpea of the crea- cures, it is the beginning of time Et-ay 44.8. 3 Verl 3. Theflaaifs] there are often put for the tumultuous rage and grannie of peopks,Pfa1.65 8.and s 8.5. Efày 17. 12, 13. but here the Chaldee ex- plaineth itof their h %ring up their voice with Ping. Verle 4. root:drotn firing] excellent, or magnificent A_ billowes: this phrafe is taken from Exod. 15.10 See alto this word, Plainte 8.2. the big/opiate] or height, that is, heaven. So Pfal.71.t9. Verle5. faithfull] or, made ( ure reliant. Sea the note on Pfal:19.8. to length of 'dayes] that is, for ever. Sec Pfal.21.5. and 23.6. s a .0. zs t s s 4Cv r 0%20 MGm67.1 PsAL. XCIV. The Prophet calling for ju fl ire , eemplaineth of tjran- nie and impiety. 8 Hoe teachetb Gods providence. r a Hejheweth the ble doe e of chaflifiments,. r6 Godir the defender of the ajliEfeeL 1 God of vengeances', Jehovah ; O God of vengeances , fhine thou 2 .....!!!!!! clearly. Be thou lifted up, O Iudge of the earth ; render a reward unto the proud. How löngfia /l the wicked, O Jeho- 3 vah ; how long mall the wicked (hew glad- neffe ? Shall they utter, (hall they fpeake a 4 hard word ; shall they boaftthemfelves, all that worke iniquity ? Thy people,Jehovah, 5 they brutfe in peeces , and aftliEf thine heri- tage. They flay the widow and the ftran- 6 ger,and murder the fat herleffe. And fay,Iah 7 fítall not fee , nor lakobs God underhand. Vnderftand yee brutifb among the people ; 8 and unconflant fooles,when will ye be pru- dent ? He that planted the care,fhall not hee heare a or he that formed` the eye,fhall not hee fee a Hee that chaftifeth the heathens, (hall not he rebuke ? hee that teacheth man knowledge? Jehovah knoweth the thoughts I 1 of man that they are vanity. O bleffed is la the man, he whom thou chaffeneft, O Iah, and teacheft him out of thy Law. To give 13 himquietneffe from the dayes of evil, un- I till a pit of corruption bee digged for the wicked. For Jehovah will not leave his peo- i 4 pie, and will not forfake his inheritance.But 15 judgement (hall returne unto j office; and af- ter it,all the upright in heart. Who will rife' z6 up for mee againft evill doers a who will ¡land up for me againft the workers of ini- quity e Vnleffe Jehovah bad beenean helpe- 17 fulneffe unto me,my foule had almoft dwelt in filence. When I faid, my foot is moved, 18 thy mercy, Jehovah {hied me up, When 19 many were my cogitations within me, thy confolationsdelighted my foule. Shall the !20 throne of wofull evils have fellowfhip with thee, which frameth moleftarion by a de- erece They run by troops againft the foule 2I of the juft, and condemne as wicked the in- nocentblood. But Jehovah is to me for an 2z high refuge; and my God, fortherockeof my Safe hope. And hee will retorne upon 23 them their jniquity, and in their malice hee will fuppreffe them : Jehovah our God will fupprefle them. 9 Io Annotations. GOd of zengeances] to whom zengeance belongeth, as Deut. 31.35. and which punillteft evils. So elfewhere he is called the Godof recompences, ler.5 1. 56, Jhine citare] to our comfort, and our foes terrour. SeePfal.5o.2. and 80.2. Verfe 2. beliftedtep] on thy throhe, and in thy juftjudgement. SoPtàlme7.7,8. Verfe 4. Viler ] or talke lavifby, well out as a fountaine:fee Pfa1.19.3. Iam.3.11. a hard word] hard things, durable reproaches : fee Pfal.; I.1 9. boafl] I 2 4
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