John Trapp on Isaiah 65:14
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Isaiah65:14
Ver. 14. Behold my ſervants ſhall ſing] In the tranſgreſſion of an evil man there is a ſnare, or a cord to ſtrangle his joys with: but the righteous doth ſing and rejoyce, Prov. 29.6. See the Note there.
And ſhall howl] When ye come to Hell eſpecially, where is wailing, and yelling, and gnaſhing of teeth.
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