John Trapp on Ezekiel 2:7
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Ezekiel2:7
Ver. 7. And thou ſhalt ſpeak my words] Gods Word muſt be ſpoken, however it be taken.
Whither they will hear] See ver. 5. Chriſt, once at leaſt, preached away the moſt of his hearers, Joh. 6.66. Beza ſo delivered himſelf with that evidence and efficacy of truth in Colloquio Poſſiaceno, that Cardinal Lorrain wiſhed that either he had been dumb, or that his hearers had been deaf. Too many of ours are ſo, &c.
For they are moſt rebellious] Heb. rebellion, in the abſtract; as if they had been transfomed into ſins nature.
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