John Trapp on Isaiah 52:10
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Isaiah52:10
Ver. 10. The Lord hath made bare his holy arm] Nudavit, id eſt, exeruit, in anſwer to your prayer, Confeſ. l. 5. c. 8. Turk. hiſt. fol. 287. chap. 51.9. God oft anſwereth his praying people ad cardinem deſiderii, (as Auſtin ſaith) letteth it be to them even as they will. Scanderbeg ever fought againſt the Turkes with his arm bare, and that with ſuch fierceneſs, that the blood did oftentimes burſt out of his lips. It is written that he with that bare arm of his ſlew three thouſand Turkes, in the time of his wars againſt them.
Shall ſee the Salvation of the Lord] Shall ſee it and ſing of it, ver. 9.
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