John Trapp on Isaiah 24:16
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Isaiah24:16
Ver. 16. From the uttermoſt part of the land have we heard ſongs] Or Pſalms, aliquid Davidicum: The Martyrs ſang in the fire; Luther in deep diſtreſs called for the 46. Pſalm to be ſung in contemptum Diaboli, in deſpight of the Devil.
Maerore ac macie conficior. Even glory to the Righteous] To Jeſus the juſt One, 1 John 2.2.
But I ſaid, my leanneſs, my leanneſs] The Prophets fleſh was waſted and conſumed with care and grief for his graceleſs Country-men. See the like in David, Pſalm 119.158. and Paul, Rom. 9.1, 2.
Wo unto me] Or, Alaſs for me.
The treacherous dealers have dealt treacherouſly] They have crucified the Lord of Glory, upon a deſperate and deep malice, out of moſt notorious contumacy and ingratitude. This was with moſt treacherous treachery to deal treacherouſly: this was to do evil as they could.
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