John Trapp on Isaiah 33:24
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Isaiah33:24
Ver. 24. And the inhabitant ſhall not ſay I am ſick] Sc. by reaſon of the long and ſtreight ſeige. None ſhall be ſo lame, ver. 23. or ſick and in pain (as here) but that he ſhall be in caſe to purſue and prey upon the enemies.
The people that dwell therein ſhall be forgiven their iniquity] Jehovah Rophe, or the Phyſician ſhall heal them on both ſides, make them whole every whit. This is a moſt ſweet Promiſe, and highly to be prized by all that are heires of the Promiſes.
Optandum eſt ut ſit mens ſana in corpore ſano.
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