John Trapp on Isaiah 52:3
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Isaiah52:3
Ver. 3. For thus ſaith the Lord] Thus he pleadeth the cauſe of his people, chap. 51.22.
Ye have ſold your ſelves for nought] Heb. ye were ſold for nought; Babylonii non egerunt mihi gratias. Piſcat. Mat. Pariſ. Hiſt A. D. 1072 I had not ſo much as thanks for you from the enemy; no more hath he from the devil: and yet a letter was framed in Hildebrands dayes, as ſent from the devil, wherein he kindly thanked the Popiſh Clergy for the many ſouls they dayly ſent him to hell, by their negligence and wickedneſſe.
And ye ſhall be redeemed without money] Heb. without ſilver, ſo were we, 1 Pet. 1.18.
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