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Some would have it to be a Psalm of David, penn'd to commemorate those Victories he obtain'd over the Philistines, the Moabites and the Syrians; others would have the occasion of it to have been the discomfiture of that formidable Army which was brought up by the Ethiopians, in the days of Asa; but most understand it of that remarkable defeat which was given by the Angel to Sennacheribs Army, in the Reign of Hezekiah. Upon this account the LXX inscribe it NONLATINALPHABET, the Latin Canticum ad Assyr•••, that is, |
some would have it to be a Psalm of David, penned to commemorate those Victories he obtained over the philistines, the Moabites and the Syrians; Others would have the occasion of it to have been the discomfiture of that formidable Army which was brought up by the Ethiopians, in the days of Asa; but most understand it of that remarkable defeat which was given by the Angel to Sennacheribs Army, in the Reign of Hezekiah. Upon this account the LXX inscribe it, the Latin Canticum and Assyr•••, that is, |
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