John Trapp on Ezekiel 4:15-16
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Ezekiel4:15-16
Ver. 15. Loe I have given thee Cows-dung] This was ſome mitigation. Something God will yield to his praying people when moſt bitterly bent againſt them.
[non-Latin text not transcribed] contabeſcer[illegible: 1 letter], foetidum fieri.Ver. 16. Behold I will break the ſtaff of bread] Bread ſhall be very ſcarce, and that which men have, ſhall not nouriſh or ſatisfy them; they ſhall have appetitum caninum. See Iſa. 3.1. with the Note, and take that good couſel, Amos. 5 14, 15. leſt we know the worth of good by the want of it.
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