John Trapp on Isaiah 7:23
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Isaiah7:23
Ver. 23. Where there were a thouſand vines] Which once were to the ſenſual Jews an occaſion of drunkenneſs and forgetfulneſs of God, chap. 5.11, 12. A Lapide on chap. 5.2. telleth us that at Herbipolis in Germany there are abundance of vineyards, ſo that they have more wine there then water: and ſuch huge wine-veſſels that the vintners have doors in the ſides of them whereby they enter (as Diogenes did into his tub) to make them clean and fit for their uſe.
Shall be briars and thorns] Agri quondam vitibus conſiti, erunt obſiti vepribus, & dumetis denſiſſimis hirſuti.
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