John Trapp on Ezekiel 12:3
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Ezekiel12:3
Ver. 3. Therefore thou ſon of man] i. e. Nevertheleſſe do thou as thou art bidden: and let what thou doeſt and ſayeſt be for a teſtimony againſt them, ſtick in their ſouls and fleſh, as the invenomed arrows of the Almighty throughout all eternity.
Prepare thee ſtuff for removing] Heb. inſtruments, or veſſels: Convaſa res tuas, collige ſarcinas, pack up and away. See if this way thou canſt work upon them.
It may be they will conſider] ſc. By this expreſſe ſign, though they profit not by thy plain preaching. Miniſters muſt ſtudy their peoples ſouls: turn themſelves into all forms and ſhapes of ſpirit and of ſpeech, to win upon them.
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