John Trapp on Isaiah 52:1
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Isaiah52:1
CHAP. LII.
Ver. 1. AWake, awake] Pluck up thy beſt heart, as we ſay, and rouſe up thy ſelf to receive the ſweet promiſes. For as mans laws, ſo Gods promiſes favour not them that are aſleep, but awake, and watchful.
O Jeruſalem the holy City) Thou that haſt been brought through the fire; being refined as ſilver is refined, and tryed as gold is tryed, Zach. 13.9.
There ſhall no more come into thee] Or, againſt thee, i. e. I will not ſuffer tyrants to vex thee, or profane ones to harbour with thee. See chap. 35.8.
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