John Trapp on Isaiah 10:20
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Isaiah10:20
Ver. 20. And it ſhall come to paſs in that day] Meras conſolationes hic loquitur Deus, ſaith Scultetus: Here God beginneth to ſpeak pure comforts to his poor people. Here he ſetteth forth how he will be a lively light to Iſrael; like as he had been a devouring fire to the Aſſyrians.
Shall no more again ſtay upon him that ſmote them] Piſcator ictus ſapiet: they had paid for their learning, ſmarted for their creature confidence: and now they would be better adviſed, viz. under Hezekiah, then they had been under Ahaz, 2 King. 16.10. Hoſ. 14.3.
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