John Trapp on Isaiah 40:27
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Isaiah40:27
Ver. 27. How ſaiſt thou, O Jacob, and ſpeakeſt, &c.] q. d. Fy for ſhame; what unbecoming language is this for ſuch! Doth God know and order the ſtarres, and hath he caſt away the care of his people? never think it: let it be enough and too much for an Heathen to ſay, Saepe mihi dubiam traxit ſententia mentem, Claudian.Curarent ſuperi terras, an nullus ineſſet Rector, & incerto fluerent mortalia caſu.
And my judgement is paſſed over] q. d. I thought I ſhould have had a day of hearing ere this: ſed comperendinor.
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