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John Trapp on Isaiah 25:7

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Isaiah25:7

Ver. 7. And he will deſtroy in this mountain, &c.] Abſorbebit velum faciei, id eſt, faciem veli. Chriſt came a light into the world, that whoſoever believeth on him, ſhould not abide in darkneſs, Joh. 12.46. Faith freeth from blindneſs; we no ſooner taſte of the bread of life by Faith, but the vail of ignorance, which naturally covereth all fleſh, is torn: and men are ſuddenly brought out of darkneſs into a marvelous light. 1 Pet. 2.9. This is the firſt Elogy and noble commendation of the doctrine of the Goſpel, Light: there follow two more, viz. Life, and Joy ſpiritual (chap. 35.6.) which is the life of that life, ver. 8.

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