John Trapp on Isaiah 57:8
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Isaiah57:8
Ver. 8. Behind the doors alſo and the poſts] Where my Law ſhould have been written, Deut. 6.9. and 11.20.
Haſt thou ſet up thy remembrance] Thy mawmets and monuments of Idolatry: ſuch as Papiſts now call Memories, and Lay-mens books.
Thou haſt diſcovered thy ſelf] Thy nakedneſs like a meretrix meretriciſſima, divaricaſti tibias, as Ezek. 23. Omnibus modis t[illegible: 1 letter] comparans ut impudentiſſimum ſcortum, proſtituting thy ſelf as a moſt impudent Harlot, prodigiouſly laſcivious.
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