John Trapp Complete Commentary - Isaiah 30:16 - 30:16

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John Trapp Complete Commentary - Isaiah 30:16 - 30:16


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Isa_30:16 But ye said, No; for we will flee upon horses; therefore shall ye flee: and, We will ride upon the swift; therefore shall they that pursue you be swift.

Ver. 16. But ye said, No.] We will not return or rest. This is a golden rule of life, In silentio et spe fortitudo vestra; but these refractories would have none of it, they knew a better way to work than all that came to. Politicians are like tumblers, that have their heads on the earth and their heels against heaven. Cross-grained they are for the most part to all good.



For we will flee upon horses.
] Whereof Egypt was full, and for which it was famous of old, and so is yet, for the Mamelukes’ horses especially.



Therefore shall ye flee.] But in another sense, sc., fusi fugatique ab hoste, with the enemy at your heels.