John Trapp on Isaiah 56:12
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Isaiah56:12
Ver. 12. Come ye] The wicked have their Come ye; as well as the godly, chap. 2. 3. See there.
I will fetch wine] A Paſtour ſhould be no winebibber or Aleſtake, 1 Tim. 3.8. Ebrietas in ſe culpas complectitur omnes. Drunkenneſſe is a foul fault in any man (ſaith Petrus Ravennas) but in a Miniſter, it is ſacriledge; eſpecially if he draw on others to it as here: and as the Popiſh Prieſts do at Paris and Lovain, where the beſt wine is called Vinum Theologicum, and they uſe to lengthen out their drunken compotations.
And to morrow ſhall be as this day] Words of profane ſecureneſs and diſſoluteneſs. See Chap. 22.13. Prov. 23.35.
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