John Trapp on Isaiah 57:11
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Isaiah57:11
Ver. 11. And of whom haſt thou been afraid or feared?] q. d. Not me ſurely as thou oughteſt: but thy fellow-creatures, whom thou ſhouldeſt have looked upon as ſo many mice.
That thou haſt lyed] i. e. So baſely flattered the Aſſyrian.
Have I not held my peace] i. e. Born with thee, more than any elſe would ever have done? and yet my lenity is even worſe than loſt upon thee.
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