John Trapp on Isaiah 51:19
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Isaiah51:19
Ver. 19. Theſe two things are come unto thee] As they ſeldome are ſeparated: as ſome write of the Aſp that he never wanders alone, without his companion.
Who ſhall be ſorry for thee] Condole and comfort thee.
Deſolation and deſtruction, and the famine and the ſword] i. e. Deſolation by famine and deſtruction by the ſword: or, as ſome will have it, deſolation by famine and ſword, and want of conſolation, as ver. 18.
By whom ſhall I comfort thee?] By whom but by my ſelf, when thou art at thy greateſt under, and even forſaken of thy hopes. See ver. 12.
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