John Trapp on Isaiah 10:2
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Isaiah10:2
Ver. 2. To turn away the needy from judgment] To put them beſide their right becauſe indigent, and overweighed by the wealthy ones, quorum aureae literae apud tales judices poſſunt omnia.
Judex injuſtus latro cum privilegio eſt. Columel. l. 1. And to take away the right] Heb. to tear it away by force.
And that they may rob the fatherleſs] rob the Spittle, as we uſe to ſay. Unrighteous ruledom is but robbery with authority.
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