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John Trapp on Ezekiel 24:3

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Ezekiel24:3

Ver. 3. Set on a pot] Deus cum prophet[illegible: 1 letter] lequitur tanquam cum coquo: any thing to make them ſenſible of their danger, and the deſtruction of their City now fully determined.Repraſentat Tartarum, & ollam Vulcaniam inferni. This pot is Jeruſalem (and a lively repreſentation of hell, ſaith à Lapide) the pouring of water into it a long ſiege: the fleſh the Citizens, the fat the rich ones, lauti & laſcivi: the bones, the ſtouteſt and beſt warriours, &c. Theſe ſcurrilous Jewes had jeared at Jeremyes caldron or pot, Jer. 1.13. See on chap. 11.3. now they are caſt into the pot, and their jear driven back down their very throats.

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