John Trapp on Isaiah 51:13
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Isaiah51:13
Ver. 13. And forgetteſt the Lord thy Maker] Thou conſidereſt not wiſely, 1. How fearfully and wonderfully thou art made. 2. What a mighty power God put forth in the Creation of the whole world: all which he will rather unmake again then thou ſhalt want ſeaſonable help.
And haſt feared continually every day] P[illegible: 1 letter]jor eſt morte timor ipſe mortis.
And where is the fury of the oppoſſour?] q d. It is but fury and not power; and that not illimited neither; for in the thing wherein they deal proudly I am above them, Exod. 18.11.
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