John Trapp on Isaiah 40:15
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Isaiah40:15
Ver. 15. Behold the Nations are as the drop of a bucket] Quota igitur es tu iſtius guttae particula? what a ſmall parcel art thou then of that ſmall drop? ſaith an Ancient.
As the ſmall duſt of the balance] That weigheth nothing:Mira igitur ſuperbiae [illegible: 1 letter]n ſtraeſtultitia. Oecolamp. yea all men together laid in the balance with vanity it ſelf, will aſcend or tilt up, Pſal. 62.9.
He taketh up the Iſles as a very little thing] Or, he taketh up and throweth away the Iſles as powder.
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