John Trapp on Isaiah 15:5
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Isaiah15:5
Ver. 5. My heart ſhall cry out for Moab] Let others do as they will,Heu quam d[illegible: 1 letter] leo corde toto. Oecol. ſaith the Prophet here, I can do no leſs then bewail the wofull condition of Moab, bad though they be.
Tu quibus iſta legis incertum eſt, Lector, ocellis: Ipſe quidem ſiccis ſcribere non potui.
His fugitives ſhall flee unto Zoar] Whither once their father Lot fled for refuge; but it was too hot to hold him. Or, His fugitives ſhall cry to Zoar.
An heifer of three years old] Which being in her prime loweth aloud, coelum mugitibus implens: ſo ſhall theſe fugitives ſet up their Note clamore fragoſ[illegible: 1 letter] boantes, as they paſs thorough the countreys, they ſhall even break or rend themſelves with crying.
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