John Trapp on Isaiah 29:5
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Isaiah29:5
Ver. 5. Moreover the multitude of thy ſtrangers] thy forreign Auxiliaries theſe ſhall do thee no good, but be blown away as with a whirlwind.
It ſhall be at an inſtant ſuddenly] The laſt ſiege and ſack of Jeruſalem, was ſo by a ſpecialty, as is to be read in Joſephus. And ſome Interpreters underſtand this whole Chapter of the times of the new Teſtament: becauſe our Saviour and St. Paul do cite ſome places herehence, and apply the ſame to thoſe their times; not by way of Accommodation only, but as the proper and true ſenſe of the text, as Mat. 15.8, 9. Rom. 11.8. 1 Cor. 1.19.
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