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John Trapp on Ezekiel 37:3

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Ezekiel37:3

Ver. 3. Can theſe bones live?] In the reſurrection at the laſt day, he knew they ſhould; for amongſt the Jews that was generally beleeved, Joh. 11.24. But whether in this world, and at this time, that was the queſtion: The Jew-doctours boldly but groundleſly anſwer that theſe dead bones and bodies did then revive: and that many of them did return into the land of Iſrael, and married wives and begat children. But this is as true as that other dotage of theirs, that the dead bodies of Jews in what Country ſo ever buried, do by certain under-ground paſſages, travel into Judaea, and there reſt untill the general reſurrection.

O Lord God thou knoweſt] And he to whom thou art pleaſed to reveale it. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. The Ruſſians in a difficult queſtion uſe to anſwer, God and our great Duke know all this.

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