John Trapp on Isaiah 29:2
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Isaiah29:2
Ver. 2. Yet I will diſtreſs Ariel] though a ſacred place. Profligate Profeſſors are the worſe for their priviledges. The Jew firſt, Rom. 2.9.
And it ſhall be unto me as Ariel] i. e. it ſhall be full of ſlain bodies, as the Altar is uſually full of ſlaughtered beaſts, and ſwimmeth as it were in blood. So Jer. 12.3. Iſa. 34.6. Arias Montanus giveth this ſenſe; Jeruſalem which once was Ariel, that is, a ſtrong lyon, ſhall now be Ariel, that is, a ſtrong curſe or a rain of malediction.
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