John Trapp on Ezekiel 3:14
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Ezekiel3:14
Ver. 14. So the ſpirit lifted me up] As it did afterwards alſo Philip, Act. 8.39, 40. not viſionally but really.
And took me away] To Tel-abib.
And I went in bitterneſſe, in the heat of my ſpirit] Heb. I went bitter in the hot anger of my spirit, q. d. I was in a great pet, as conſidering that Gods truths muſt be ſpoken, however they are taken:Hic ecce pilluld voluminis in ore dule[illegible: 1 letter], in ventre diſſoluta, ventrem torquet & lancinat. Alapide. and full ill they would be taken from me by mine untoward Country-men. This made me, for the time, much out of temper: but I ſoon denyed my ſelf, and got the better of mine unruly paſſions. For
The hand of the Lord was ſtrong upon me] I was overpowered by the Spirit of God, who ſoon brought thoſe high thoughts of mine into captivity and conformity to Chriſt, 2 Cor. 10 5.
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