John Trapp on Ezekiel 16:7
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Ezekiel16:7
Ver. 7. As the bud of the field] He proſecuteth the Allegory of a miſerable maiden, with whom the matter beginneth to mend: Jam enim menſes patiebatur, ubera creverant & pili circa pubem: ſo that now ſhe was marriageable.
And thou art come to excellent ornaments] Heb to ornaments of ornaments, ſuch as virgo nobilis, cum jam eſt nubilis, habet, young Ladies have, when grown up eſpecially. Whereas thou wast naked and bare] Heb. nakedneſſe and rejection. God looked upon us and loved us, when as yet we had not a rag to our backs.Cum tu nuda eſſes, atque nudiſſima.
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