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John Trapp on Ezekiel 3:2

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Ezekiel3:2

Ver. 2. So I opened my mouth] Without delayes or conſults,Alſted. Chronol. 347. I obeyed Chriſt's command, & hauſi quodammodo donum prophetiae, and yielded to become a Prophet. This was well; but not long after, Ezekiel, through infirmity of the fleſh, would have declined the office, and therefore ſought to lurk among his countrymen-at Thelabib, ver. 15. till Chriſt called him out again and new-employed him. v. 16.

And he cauſed me to eat that roul] See on ver. 1.

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