John Trapp on Daniel 4:29
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Daniel4:29
Ver. 29. At the end of twelve moneths he walked] ſc. A twelvemoneth after the dream, the interpretation thereof, and the good counſel given him thereupon. It is ſome wonder how he could ſo ſoon forget all: but the world with the luſts thereof had hardened his heart.
In the palace of the Kingdom] His idle walk, and his ſtately Palace, were ſome occaſion of his pride and fall. He walketh and ſtalketh, muſing of nothing but his own greatneſſe only.
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