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John Trapp on Amos 9:15

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Amos9:15

Verſ. 15. And I wil plant them upon their land] as trees of righteouſneſſe, the planting of the Lord, that he might be glorified, Eſay. 61.3, 11. being well rooted and no worſe fruited, Philip. 1.6.

and they ſhal no more be pulled up] None ſhall pull them out of Chriſts hand; for he and the Father are one. None ſhall ſeparate them from the love of God in Chriſt Jeſus, Rom. 8. they ſhall be ſure of continual ſupplies of ſap and ſafety,Joh. 10.29, 30. being kept by the power of God thorow faith unto ſalvation, 2 Pet. 1.3. The paradiſe of God was ſo planted, that it was watered on all ſides with moſt noble rivers, to keep it flouriſhing: how much more will the Lord do this in his heavenly garden the Church? See Pſal. 92.13, 14. when it comes to be tranſplanted eſpecially.

ſaith the Lord thy God] Thy God, O Prophet, who will ratifie and verifie what promiſes ſoever thou haſt uttered in his name. Or thy God, O people, now reconciled unto thee in Chriſt, Ioh. 26.17. and therefore ready to heap upon thee all things needful for life and godlineſſe.

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