John Trapp on Ezekiel 38:3
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Ezekiel38:3
Ver. 3. Behold I am againſt thee O Gog] Ecce ego ad te, Have at thee Gog.
The chief Prince of Meſhec and Tubal] Theſe two are thus conjoyned to ſhew, as ſome think, that Turks and Popelings ſhall at length joyn their forces to root out the true religion: and that whilſt they are tumultuating and indeavouring the Churches downfal, Chriſt ſhall come upon them and confound them. See on Rev. 16.14, 16.Propheta omnia loquitur magn[illegible: 1 letter]ficis verbis per Hyperbolas. The Jews hold that this whole Prophecy ſhall be fulfilled at the coming of their long-looked for Meſſiah: and whilſt they take all things therein according to the letter, they run into many very great errors.
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