John Trapp on Isaiah 45:22
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Isaiah45:22
Ver. 22. Look unto me and be ye ſaved] Whiles the Moon looketh directly upon the Sun, ſhe is bright and beautiful: but if ſhe once turn aſide and be left to her ſelf, ſhe looſeth all her glory, and enjoyes but only a ſhadow of light, which is her own: ſo while men look to Chriſt the Sun of righteouſneſſe, and toward the ſtars in his right-hand, &c.
For I am God and none elſe] This, Judas Maccabeus acknowledged in his Enſigne wherein this Motto was written Mi Camoca Belohim Jehovah, Godw. Heb. Antiqu. i. e. Who is like unto thee among the Gods O Lord? from the capital letters of which Motto he took his name Maccabi.
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