John Trapp on Isaiah 55:8
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Isaiah55:8
Ver. 8. For my thoughts are not your thoughts] q. d. You may think it impoſſible likely, that ſuch great and grievous ſinners as you have been, ſhould ever be received to mercy: but what talk you of your thoughts? mine are infinitely above them: neither may you meaſure my mercies by your own models. Bring broken and bleeding hearts to my Mercy-ſeat, and I ſhall ſoon think all the meritorious ſufferings of my Son, all the promiſes in my Book, all the comforts of my Spirit, all the pleaſures of my kingdom but enough for you.
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