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John Trapp on Isaiah 29:10

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Isaiah29:10

Ver. 10. For the Lord hath poured out upon you the ſpirit of deep ſleep.] By a judiciary hardneſs ne hath rolled a ſtone upon your hearts, and given you up to a reprobate ſenſe: He hath caſt you into a dead lethargy, a dedolent diſpoſition; ſo that becauſe of the blindneſs of their hearts, this people are paſt feeling, Eph. 4.18, 19. and becauſe they have wilfully winked, he hath even daſhed out their eyes; bereaving them of the light againſt which they rebelled, Job 24.13. ſo that they have neither ſight nor light, lemoſorum inſtar oculos mentis concretos habent: they are miſerably benighted.

The Prophets &c.] A blind Seer is a monſter: how could theſe thus blindly led avoid the ditch of deſtruction?

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