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John Trapp on Isaiah 11:10

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Isaiah11:10

Ver. 10. And in that day] In the day of Chriſts power (or Kingdom) the people ſhall be willing, Pſalm 110.3. The Iſles ſhall wait for Gods Law, Iſa. 42.8. Multitudes of Nations ſhall come crowding in to his greateſt glory, Prov. 14.2. and for the fulfilling of old Jacobs Propheſie, Gen. 49.10.

There ſhall be a root of Jeſſe] See on ver. 1.

Which ſhall ſtand for an Enſign] or Standard, whereto all the Elect muſt Aſſemble: and hereby is meant the preaching of the Goſpel.

Shall the Gentiles ſeek] Ferventi ſtudio, magno deſiderio, non coacti: they ſhall flye thereto as the Clouds, and as Doves ſcour to their windows, chap. 60.8.

And his reſt] that is, His Church, with whom he reſteth and reſideth, Pſal. 132.8. He reſteth alſo in his Love to his people, and rejoyceth over them with ſinging, Zeph. 3.17. See the Notes there.

Shall be glorious] Heb. glory, ſc. per ſanctitutem, chap. 4.5.

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