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John Trapp on Isaiah 58:14

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Isaiah58:14

Ver. 14. Then ſhalt thou delight thy ſelf in the Lord] Find ſuch inexplicable ſweetneſſe in communion with God uſe of his heart-raviſhing ordinances, meditation on his word and works, eſpecially that of our Redemption, as far far exceedeth all the dirty delights of profane Senſualiſts and Sabbath-breakers, Job 27.10. Prov. 14.10.

And I will cauſe thee to ride upon the high places of the earth] [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Yea upon the heights of heaven; where thou ſhalt keep an everlaſting Sabbath;in which all Sabbaths meet, and whereof there is no evening.

And feed thee with the heritage of Jacob thy Father] i. e. With heavenly Manna, ſuch food as eye hath not ſeen, ear heard, or mouth of natural man ever taſted.

For the mouth of the Lord hath ſpoken it] The Lord, cujus ego ſum os & organon, will certainly do all this: you may build upon it.

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