John Trapp on Isaiah 44:11
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Isaiah44:11
Ver. 11. Behold all his fellows] his fellow fools.
Shall be aſhamed] they may be well enough, of their madneſſe: they ſhall be (ſure enough) of their diſappointments.
And the work-men, they are of men] Not of Angels, or the heavenly virtues, ſaith Oecolampadius; but vile varlets.
Let them all be gathered together] As were, at Epheſus, Demetrius and his Aſſociates, Acts 19.29.
Yet they ſhall fear] As Tullus Hoſtilius did with his new Gods Pavor & Pallor: as Papiſts do with their Valentine, Antony, Sebaſtian, &c. whom they worſhip as the ſenders of ſuch and ſuch diſeaſes.
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