John Trapp on Isaiah 43:22
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Isaiah43:22
Ver. 22. But thou haſt not called upon me, O Jacob] During the captivity, they prayed not to any purpoſe: as Daniel alſo acknowledgeth, chap. 9.13. All this evil is come upon us; yet made we not our prayer before the Lord our God that we might turn from our iniquities and underſtand thy truth. Nevertheleſs, of his free Grace, God brought them back again.
But thou haſt been weary of me, O Iſrael] Accounting my ſervice a burthen,Non Mihi ſed Deo fictitio. and not a benefit. See on Mal. 1.13.
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