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John Trapp on Isaiah 38:13

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Isaiah38:13

Ver. 13. I reckoned until morning] And then, at utmoſt, I thought there would be an end of my life and pain together: for what through troubles without, and terrours within, he was in a woe caſe, even as if a Lion had broke all his bones. Hoc ſentiunt qui magnis febribus aeſtuant, ſaith an Interpreter. Now whereas ſome ſay All dye of a feaver, let us take care we dye not of a cold ſhaking fit of fear.

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