John Trapp on Isaiah 57:21
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Isaiah57:21
Ver. 21. There is no peace] a truce there may be for a time, and a ſeeming peace: but it is pax infida, Liv. pax incerta, a peace no peace. The ſea may ſeem ſometimes ſtill, but it is never ſo: no more are the wicked. And this is twice here affirmed for more aſſurance: like as he had twice ſaid I will heal them, ver. 18.19. and as he had promiſed peace peace to the mourners [illegible: 1 letter] ib. who, having ſoaked themſelves in godly ſorrow, are waſhed from their wickedneſſe by the blood of Jeſus Chriſt, and being juſtified by faith have peace with God: This is a peerleleſſe pearl, which no cock on the dunghil ever knew the worth of.
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