John Trapp on Isaiah 65:15
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Isaiah65:15
Ver. 15. And ye ſhall leave your name for a curſe] So that when mine Elect ſhal denounce my curſe againſt any one, they ſhall ſay, God make thee ſuch another as was ſuch a curſed caytiff. See Jer. 24.9. & 29.22. & 34.9. See Zach. 8.13. with the Note. Judaeus ſim ſi fallo, ſay the Turks at this day: As hard-hearted and unhappy as a Jew, ſay we.
And call his ſervants by another name] Jews inwardly, Iſraelites indeed, Chriſtians, a choſen Generation, a royal Prieſt-hood, an holy Nation, a peculiar People, 1 Pet. 2.9. The wicked, when they dye, go out in a ſnuff, leave a ſtench behind them, as they ſay the Devil doth, when he goeth out of a room: but when the Saints depart, they leave a ſweet ſmell behind them, as thoſe lamps do that are fed with aromatical oyle. Yea it is more then probable, that in the next world, we ſhall look upon Bradford, and ſuch, with thoughts of extraordinary love and ſweetneſs, through all eternity; as Bonner and ſuch, with execration and everlaſting deteſtation.
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