John Trapp on Isaiah 49:10
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Isaiah49:10
Ver. 10. They ſhall not hunger nor thirſt] A ſufficiency the Saints have, even of outward comfotts, if not a ſuperfluity: and for inward, ſunt nobis paſcua, pocula, & panis coeleſtis, they ſhall not want, Pſal. 23.1. yea they ſhall over-exceedingly abound, 2 Cor. 7.4. So little cauſe is there for the Jew to jear us as poor and forlorn; ſpiritual alimony we are ſure of: and bread and water with the Goſpel are good chear. See Rev. 7.16.
Neither ſhall the heat nor Sun ſmite them] As Pſal. 121.6. See the Note there.
For he that hath mercy on them] He ſaith not Paſtor but Miſerator, a ſweeter title.
Even by the ſprings] See Pſal. 23.3. with the Note.
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