John Trapp on Isaiah 30:3
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Isaiah30:3
Ver. 3. Therefore ſhall the ſtrength of Pharaoh be your ſhame] They that conſult not with God, conſult ſhame to their own houſes, Hab. 2.10. and becauſe they deſpiſe him, they ſhall be lightly eſteemed, 1 Sam. 2.30. When any came to Bacon and Burleigh, Q. Elizabeths graveſt Counſellors, with a project or deſign of raiſing her revenue, or promoting her intereſt, they would ask him how much reputation would redound unto her by it? Moſes, who was faithful in all Gods houſe, had the like care of Gods glory, Exod. 32.10, 12. and is therefore renowned to all poſterity. But theſe Apoſtates in the Text, for carnal policy and contempt of God, are juſtly branded and threatned with diſgrace and diſappointment.
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