John Trapp on Isaiah 19:4
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Isaiah19:4
Ver. 4. And the Egyptians will I give over] Heb. ſhut up, ſc. as fiſhes in a pond.
Into the hand of a cruel Lord] Heb. Lords, Herodot. viz. thoſe twelve Tyrants that raigned after Sethon, and were put down by Pſammetichus one of their own number, who afterwards raigned alone, and with rigour.
And a fierce King] viz. Pſammetichus, the Father of that Pharaoh Necho, who ſlew Joſiah, 2 King. 23.29. This fierce King raigned fifty four years: and by his harſhneſs cauſed 200000. of his men of War to leave him, and to go into Ethiopia.
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