John Trapp on Isaiah 33:11
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Isaiah33:11
Ver. 11. Ye ſhall conceive chaff, ye ſhall bring forth ſtubble] Gravidi eſtis ſtramine, parietis ſtipulam; So did Pharaoh, Antiochus, Julian, &c. ſo doth Antichriſt and his Champions, notwithſtanding his bloody alarmes to them; ſuch as was that ſounded out in the year 1582.
Ʋtere jure tuo, Caeſar, ſectamque Lutheri Enſe, rota, ponto, funibus, igne neca.
And that other to the King of France not many years ſince; exhorting him to kill up all the Proteſtants per Galliam ſtabulantes (the very words of the Popes Bull) that had any ſtable-room in France.
Your breath as fire ſhall devoure you] ſhall blow up the fire that ſhall conſume your chaff and ſtubble: Your iniquity ſhall be your ruine Ezek. 18.38. Turdus ſibi malum cacat. Hic eſt gladius quem ipſe feciſti, this is a ſword of thine own makeing, ſaid the Souldier to Marius, when he ran him thorough with it.
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