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John Trapp on Ezekiel 3:5
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Ver. 5. For thou art not ſent to a people of a ſtrange ſpeech and of an hard language] Heb. deep of lip, and heavy of tongue: as Jonas was ſo ſent,Qui ſtrident ſermone, & quaſt è profundo gutture barbarum loquuntur. and thoſe that now preach to the Natives in New-England in their own language, not without ſome good ſucceſſe.
But to the houſe of Iſrael] Amongſt whom thou muſt uſe vulgari & vernaculo ſermone, who alſo are well ſeen in the Scriptures; they are indeed Gods Library-keepers, which is no ſmall priviledge, Rom. 3.2. and therefore the better to be dealt with.
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