John Trapp on Isaiah 14:1
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Isaiah14:1
CHAP. XIV.
Ver. 1. FOr the Lord will have mercy upon Jacob] And therefore deſtroy Babylon, as chap. 13. Such is his Love to his Church, that for her ſake, and in Revenge of her wrongs,Bern. he will fall foul upon her enemies. Si in Hieroſolymis fiat ſcrutinium, quanto magis in Babylone.
And the ſtrangers ſhall be joyned with them] Proſelyted: eſpecially when made partakers of the grace of the Goſpel.
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