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John Trapp on Isaiah 13:7

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Isaiah13:7

Ver. 7. Therefore ſhall all hands be faint] Baſe fear, that cowardly paſſion ſhall betray them to the enemy, by expectorating their courage, and cauſing their hearts to fall into their heels, as we ſay. But this alſo cometh from the Lord of [illegible: 2 letters]oſts, who is wonderful in Counſel, and excellent in working; for He ordereth the Armor, Jer. 50.25. and he ſtrengtheneth or weakeneth the Armies of either party, Ezek. 30.24. whenceſoever the Sword cometh, it is bathed in Heaven, Iſa. 34.5.

And every heart ſhall melt] How much more ſhall wicked mens hearts do ſo at the day of Judgement, when the Powers of Heaven ſhall be ſhaken, Luke 21.26. Allegoricè; haec veriora erunt in di[illegible: 1 letter] judicii cujus hic eſt typus.

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