John Trapp on Isaiah 14:28
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Isaiah14:28
Ver. 28. In the year that King Ahaz dyed] A very good worlds riddance: When Tiberius the Tyrant died, ſome of the people offered ſacrifice for joy: others in deteſtation of him cryed out Tiberium in Tiberim, Let Tiberius be thrown into Tiber: Think the like of Ahaz, that ſtigmatical Belialiſt. Howbeit, as bad as he was, the Philiſtins hearing of his death, hoped to find ſome advantage thereby againſt the Jews, who are therefore here encouraged.
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