John Trapp on Isaiah 1:30
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Isaiah1:30
Ver. 30. For ye ſhall be as an oak] Peccato poenam accommodat: By oaks they ſinned, and by a withering oak is their puniſhment ſet forth:Infeliciſſime marceſceth & exareſcetis. Jun. as alſo by a garden that wanteth water, wherein every thing fadeth and hangeth the head, as ſuffering a Maraſus. Well might God ſay, Hoſ. 12.10. I have multiplied Viſions, and uſed ſimilitudes by the Miniſtery of the Prophets, ſuch as are very natural, plain and proper.
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