John Trapp on Isaiah 8:18
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Isaiah8:18
Ver. 18. Behold I and the children whom the Lord] that is, my Diſciples and Converts, who have the ſame conflict with me, Phil. 1.30.
Are for ſigns and for wonders] Hiſſed and hooted at as ſo many Monſters by the mad world, ever beſide it ſelf in point of Salvation: and accounting the Saints (as the Spaniards were wont to ſay of the Portingals) Pocos & focos, few and fooliſh: and as the Turks count all fools to be Saints: ſo the moſt count all Saints to be fools. Theſe ſhall one day cry, Nos inſenſati.
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