John Trapp on Ezekiel 11:7
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Ezekiel11:7
Ver. 7. Your ſlain] Whether ye have ſlain them out-right, or have laid them a bleeding and a dying by your oppreſſions; for a poor mans livelyhood is his life, Mar. 12.44. Luk. 8.43. he is in his houſe l[illegible: 1 letter]ke a ſnaile in his ſhell; cruſh that, and you kill him.
Haec verba Monachi funibus trahunt ad Purgatorium proband. nixi autoritate Originis. And this City is the cauldron] Thus, their own words ſpoken in mockage, are wittily retorted upon them, and driven back again down their throats, as it were.
But I will bring you forth out of the midſt of it] As rotten fleſh to be caſt out, or as filthy ſcum to boile over.
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