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John Trapp on Isaiah 30:10

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Isaiah30:10

Ver. 10. Which ſay to the Seers, See net, &c.] ſtrang impudency! but in thus reciting their words, the Prophet rather expreſſeth their ſpirit then their ſpeeches: And yet it may be, that the Polititians of thoſe times blamed the Prophets, Iſaiah and the reſt, [illegible: 4 letters]ragmatical, for interpoſing and medling in State-matters, and preſſing the Law ſo ſtrictly: ſith in caſes of neceſſity as now it was, they muſt make bold to borrow a little Law of the holy one of Iſrael.

Speak unto us ſmooth things] Heb. ſmoothneſſes, toothleſs truths, and ſuch as may ſpeak you No-medlers.

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