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John Trapp on Isaiah 41:4

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Isaiah41:4

Ver. 4. Who hath wrought and done it?] Here the Gentiles ſhould have anſwered for God: which becauſe they did not, but were ſenſeleſly ſilent, therefore He anſwereth by a diſcription of himſelf.

Calling the generations from the beginning] Giving them their Being; and having them at a Beck.

I the Lord, the Firſt, and with the Laſt] [non-Latin text not transcribed]:De leg. lib. 4. Virg. This was anciently believed concerning God, as Plato teſtifieth. A te Principium tibi deſinet.

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