John Trapp on Isaiah 28:5
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Isaiah28:5
Ver. 5. For a Crown of glory and for a diadem of beauty] ſo he was to Judah alled here the reſidue of his people) during Hezekiahs daies; a crown unfading or a garland made of Amaranth (as 1 Pet. 1.4.) which is, ſaith Clemens, a certain flower that being hung up in the houſe, yet is ſtill freſh and green. And as God is thus to his people, ſo (enterchangeably) are they to him a crown of glory, Iſa. 62.3. and a royal diadem, ib. his throne of glory, Jer. 4.21. The beauty of his Ornament, Ezek. 7.20.
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