John Trapp on Isaiah 11:12-13
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Isaiah11:12-13
Ver. 12. And he ſhall ſet up an Enſign] See on ver. 10.
Diſperſas oves Judae. Piſcat. The diſperſed of Judah] See John 7.35. Jam. 1.1. The word diſperſed in the Hebrew is Feminine, to ſhew that no ſort or ſex ſhall be excluded, Col. 3.11.
Diſcimus ſub Chriſto finem ſore ſimultatum & odiorum. Oecol. Dan. hiſt. 249. Ver. 13. The envy alſo of Ephraim ſhall depart] The fierce wrath or deadly feud that was betwixt the ten revolted Tribes of Judah, the like whereunto was between England and Scotland, and in England between the Houſes of York and Lancaſter: in which laſt-mentioned diſſention were ſlain fourſcore Princes of the blood Royal, and twice as many Natives of England as were loſt in the two Conqueſts of France. This emulation and hatred of Ephraim againſt Judah was to be aboliſhed by Chriſt, Ezek. 37.17. The Diſciples, being of ſeveral Tribes, were all of one heart, and of one ſoul,Peza ex Beda. Act. 4.32. Neither was there any controverſie at all amongſt them, as one ancient Greek Coppy addeth to that forecited Text.
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