John Trapp on Isaiah 40:28
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Isaiah40:28
Ver. 28. He fainteth not, nor is weary] Or, he is neither tired nor toiled: viz. as earthly Judges may be. And his own people, for thinking otherwiſe of Him, are here taken up as tartly, as thoſe Idolaters before, ver. 21. with, Haſt thou not known? haſt thou not heard?
There is no ſearching of his underſtanding] Submit to Him therefore, as to the only wiſe God.De ſera Num. vindic. This, the very Heathens taught men to do; as Plutarch.
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