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Matthew Poole and continuators on Isaiah 7:13

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Isaiah7:13

13 And he said, Hear ye now, O house of David , Is it a small thing for you to weary men , but will ye weary my God also ?

Of which, see above, v. 2. He reproveth them all, because they were the Kings Counsellors, and promoted the Design of sending for the Assyrian Succours.

Is not that Wickedness more than enough? Must you add more to it?

To vex God's Prophets and People, and the generality of your Subjects, with your Oppressions and horrid Impieties.

By your cursed Ingratitude and Unbelief, and Disobedience to his Commands. He saith, my God, i. e. the God whose Servant and Prophet or Messenger I am, to intimate, that this heinous Offence was not committed against a weak and foolish Man, such as they might think the Prophet to be, but against God himself, who sent the Message. Compare Exod. 16. 8.

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