John Trapp on Isaiah 10:4
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Isaiah10:4
Ver. 4. Without me they ſhall bow down under the priſoners] i. e. Without any fault of mine, as Hoſ. 13.9. Or as ſome render it, Ne corruat inter vinctos, & inter occiſos cadant: that it (your glory) ſhould not bow down under the priſoners, and they fall under the ſlain. i. e. that ye be not ſome of you captivated, and others ſlain by the enemy. And yet behold a worſe matter.
For all this his anger is not turned away] Endleſs torments will follow,Hoc oratione vir ſanctus impios cruentat, & vulnerat. Oſor. unleſs ye prevent them by repentance: and all your preſent ſufferings are nothing elſe but a typical hell. Ecce quot mala à contemptu Dei proveniunt.
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