Question re: Flavel's Fountain of Life

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reaganmarsh

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Greetings PB brethren,

I have a question for you guys. I'm reading in John Flavel's Works (BOT, vol 1, p 178) and he makes the following statement:

"He (to wit out surety, Christ) was oppressed, and he was afflicted, saith the prophet, Isa lii.7. it may be fitly rendered, (and the words will bear it without the least force) it was exacted, and answered. But how, being either way translated, it establisheth the satisfaction of Christ, may be seen in our learned Annotations."

Which Annotations are referred to here: the Westminster Annotations, those of the KJV translators (generally not included in modern editions), or something else?

Thanks, y'all.
 
The Westminster Annot. in loc., by Thomas Gataker:

"V. 7 He was oppressed, and he was afflicted. A very pregnant place; for the satisfaction made by Christ's sufferings for our sins, were it fitly rendered, and rightly understood. The words are, word for word, it was exacted, and he answered..."
 
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