John Trapp on Isaiah 59:15-16
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Isaiah59:15-16
Ver. 15. And wondred] The vulgar hath it Aporiatus eſt.
That there was no Interceſſour] No Interpoſer (as Job 36.32.) that would ſtickle for truth and right, as did Nehemiah, Athanaſius, Luther, &c.
Therefore his arm brought ſalvation—and his righteouſneſſe] i. e. Chriſt, the power of God,Jun. and the wiſdom of God, 1 Cor. 1.24, 30.
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