John Trapp on Isaiah 62:8
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Isaiah62:8
Ver. 8. The Lord hath ſworn by his right hand] i. e. By his Almighty power, or as Oecolampadius holdeth, by his Son by whom he made the worlds, and upholdeth all things, Heb. 1.2, 3.
Surely I will no more give thy corn to be meat for thine enemies] Or if I do, yet I will give you to ſuffer with joy the ſpoyling of your goods, as knowing in your ſelves that ye have in heaven a better and an enduring ſubſtance, Heb. 10 34. Spiritual ſecurity and ſafety from the devil and all the enemies of our ſouls, is alſo ſignified by this ſimilitude of protection againſt corporal enemies and plunderers, ſaith Piſcator.
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