John Trapp on Ezekiel 36:27-28
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Ezekiel36:27-28
Ver. 27. And I will put my ſpirit within you] Qui mulcendo & molliendo, who by melting and mollifying your hard hearts, ſhall bring you to a better obedience.
And cauſe you to walk in my statutes] Lex jubet, gratia juvat: God undertaketh for himſelf and his people too, viz. to work in them what he requireth of them. Therefore it is an everlaſting covenant, ordered in all things: and the fruits of it are ſure mercies, compaſſions that faile not, &c. See on chap. 11.20.
A Lap.Ver. 28. And ye ſhall dwell in the land] i. e. In Judaea, or rather in the Church, which began in Judaea, ſaith the Jeſuite well; the Church of Rome then is not the mother-Church; no, though we take it in its Primitive purity.
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