John Trapp on Isaiah 42:7
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Isaiah42:7
Ver. 7. To open the blind eyes] By the preaching of the Goſpel, Acts 26.18. 2 Cor. 4.4, 5, 6. Rev. 3.18.
To bring out the priſoners from the priſon] To free poor ſouls from the Tyranny of ſin and terrour of hell. This ſhould make us ſay to Chriſt, as one did once to Auguſtus for a deliverance nothing ſo great, Effeciſti Caeſar, ut viverem & morerer ingratus, let me do mine utmoſt I muſt live and dye in thy debt.
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