John Trapp on Ezekiel 34:27
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Ezekiel34:27
Ver. 27. And the tree of the field ſhall yield her fruit] There ſhall be a confluence of all comforts and contentments.
When I have broken the bands of their yoke] Freed them from the Babyloniſh bondage: but eſpecially from the Tyranny of ſin and terrour of hell; when I have broke the devils yoke from off the necks of their ſouls.
Out of the hands of thoſe that ſerved themſelves of them] As did the devil, whoſe drudges they were, and who had them wholly at his beck and check.
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