John Trapp on Isaiah 1:6

Verſ. 6. From the ſole of the head] totum eſt pro vulnere corpus, The whole body Politick was deadly diſeaſed, and it was our Prophets unhappineſs to be the Phyſian to a dying State; Tunc etenim docta plus valet arte malum.

There is no ſoundneſs] Nec ſanitas in corpore, nec ſanctitas in corde. Heu, heu, Domine Deus.

But wounds, and bruiſes and putrifying ſores] And thoſe alſo ſuch as would not be cured, but called for cutting off— Immedicabile vulnus Enſe recidendum eſt.

They have not been cloſed] Neither will be, Non eſt malagma imponere, ſay the Septuagint here. You will not endure to have them ſearched or ſuppled: what hope therefore of healing? If the Sun of Righteouſneſs ſhall ſhine upon us with healing under his wings, we muſt repent and believe the Goſpel, Mar. 1.15.