Psalms 111

Psalms 111:2

SOught out of] the Italian, Laid open before all them, that is to say, laid plainly open the great Theater of the Church; Or, worthy to be sought out, or exquisite.

Psalms 111:3

Glorious] the Italian, glory, exceeding glorious and honourable.

Psalms 111:5

He hath given] he hath miraculously fed his people in the wildernesse.

Psalms 111:7

Sure] as well for the meere declaration of his will; as, also for the loyall promise of mercy to them that shall keep them, which promise is added to his said commandements.

Psalms 111:9

Redemption] he eemes to have an especiall relation to the deliverance out of Egypt, after which the law was given, and the covenant solemnly renewed.

Psalms 111:10

The beginnig] namely, the very foundation and origine [His prayse] namely, the approbation and glrious reward which man receives from God, Romans 2:29. Or prayse of God himselfe.