John Trapp on Ezekiel 21:3
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Ezekiel21:3
Ver. 3. Behold I am againſt thee] That's miſery enough: for all the creatures are ſoon againſt ſuch: as a Noble mans ſervants draw their ſwords, when their Lord once draweth.
And will cut off from thee the righteous] Who are ſometimes wrapt up with the wicked in a common calamity. The husbandman cutteth down his corn and weeds together; but for a different end and purpoſe. If the righteous alſo be judged of the Lord, it that they may not be condemned with the world, 1 Cor. 11.31.
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