The sum of sacred divinity briefly & methodically propoundedThe summe of sacred diuinitie briefly & methodically propounded

Contrariwise, of the Rebels and those that lift up themselves against him, the same ^fPsalmist saith, Before him shall the Inhabitant of the Desert (rough and unruly people) bow down themselves, and his enemies shall lick the dust. ^gSo Ps. 110. Sit at my right hand, till I have made thine enemies thy footstool: where the triumph over his foes is in the end of the ^hPsalm described, O Lord, he that is at thy right hand, shall dash Kings in pieces in the day of his wrath: He shall judge the Nations, filling them with carcasses, breaking the head in many Countries: (that is to say every where) of the brook in the way shall he drink: like a most Noble General, that followeth hard the victory, and giveth himself not so much times as to eat and drink, whilst his enemy is in the chase. Therefore shall he lift up his head, in token of victory and of Triumph, So it is said, Dan. 2▪ 44. This Kingdom shall ⟨p. 340⟩destroy all other Kingdoms that shall oppose themselves unto it. Both these parts the Psalmist ⁱhath together. He shall sue the children of the poor, and crush the oppressor, for the truth that is the sincere administration of his Kingdom, ^kIsaiah speaketh at large in the two and thirtieth Chapter of his prophecy.

Contrariwise, of the Rebels and those that lift vp themselues against him, the same ^fPsalmist saith, Before him shall the Inhabitant of the Desart (rough and vnruly people) bow downe themselues, and his enemies shall licke the dust.