John Trapp on Isaiah 52:11
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Isaiah52:11
Ver. 11. Depart ye, depart ye, go ye out, &c.] Here we have a double repetition redoubled, and all little enough to bring them out of Babylon (not half, as may be probably thought, returned, which was no ſmall prejudice to thoſe that did) and us out of this wicked world; whereunto we are ſo affixed and addicted, that nothing can ſunder us but an extraordinary touch from the hand of heaven. Save your ſelves from this perverſe generation, Act. 2.40. Exter not into the path of thoſe wicked, and go not in the way of evil men: avoid it, paſſe not by it, turn from it and paſſe away, Prov. 4.14, 15. a parallel place.
Be ye clean, ye that bear the veſſels of the Lord] Id eſt qui geſtatis arma, inſtramenta, adeoque inſignia Chriſti, all ye true beleevers who are made ſpiritual Prieſts, Rev. 1.6. and eſpecially all ye holy Miniſters who (as Myſtagogues) handle the Law, Jer. 2.8. and adminiſter the Sacraments, being your ſelves choyce veſſels of honour to bear Chriſts name unto his people, Act. 9.15. See 2 Tim. 2.21.
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