John Trapp on Isaiah 59:7
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Isaiah59:7
Ver. 7. Their feet run unto evil, &c.] They trot apace toward hell; they take long ſtrides, as if they feared leaſt hell ſhould be full before they come thither.
And they make haſte to ſhed innocent blood] This is taken from Prov. 1.16. and fitly applyed by St. Paul to the whole race of mankind, Rom. 3.15. ſith by nature there's never a better of us: we are all in a pickle; Ecce hic te las aranearum & ova aſpidum explicat. A [illegible: 1 letter]apide.
Waſting and deſtruction are in their paths] A Metaphor from torrents or tempeſts: or from a peſtilence that ſweepeth all, as now it doth at Genna, and as it did not long ſince at Naples.
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