John Trapp on Isaiah 21:4
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Isaiah21:4
Ver. 4. My heart panted] Or, fluttereth too and fro, as not able to keep in its place. Viro impio calamitatibus preſſo nihil deſperatius eſt, Nothing is more hopeleſs and creſtfaln then a wicked man in diſtreſs: for why? his life and hopes end together.
The night of my pleaſure hath he turned into fear] That dreadful and diſmal nigh Dan. 5. intended for a revelling night, and dedicated to the honour of Shac: but the Hand-writing on the Wall, and the irruption of the Perſians, marred the mirth.
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