John Trapp on Isaiah 54:10
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Isaiah54:10
Ver. 10. For the mountains ſhall depart] See Mat. 24.35. Pſal. 46.2. with the Notes.
But my kindneſſe ſhall not depart from thee] This ſweet Promiſe comforted Olevian at the point of death; Although ſight, hearing, ſpeech depart from me, ſaid he, yet Gods loving-kindneſſe ſhall never depart. This was ſomewhat like that of David, Pſal. 73.26. my fleſh and my heart faileth: but God is the ſtrength of my heart, and my portion for ever.
Neither ſhall the Covenant of my peace] God is in a league with his people, offenſive and defenſive, ſuch as was that of Jehoſophat with Ahab: and this Covenant is an hive of heavenly honey.
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