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John Trapp on Ezekiel 40:6

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Ezekiel40:6

Ver. 6. Then came he unto the gate] Henceforth we ſhall read of gates, greeces, poſts, porches, courts, chambers, windows, &c. after the manner of Solomons Temple now burnt to aſhes. Concerning all which, various and very different are the opinions of Interpreters. We ſhall ſee hereafter the whole building in heaven: meanwhile, for many things here mentioned we muſt content our ſelves with a learned ignorance, and not call it deſcriptionem inſulſam, Sanctius: Argum: in hoc cap. as that Popiſh Commenter blaſphemed: or think that the holy Pen-man ſpake he knew not what. This was baſely to ſpeak evil of the things that he knew not. How much better thoſe Rabbines, who meeting with many things here, inextricable and inexplicable, ſay, Elias cum venerit ſolvet omnia?

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