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John Trapp on Ezekiel 47:11

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Ezekiel47:11

Ver. 11. But the myrie places thereof, and the mariſhes ſhall not be healed] Senſual ſouls are ſeldom wrought upon by the word. Behemoth (the devil) lyeth in thoſe fenns and quagmires, Job 40 21. they are void of the Spirit, Jude 18 19. they ſay unto God Depart from us, we had rather dance to the Timbrel and Harp, Job 21.11. whoredom and wine, and new wine take away their hearts, Hoſ. 4.11. he who had married a wife (or rather was married to her) ſent word flat and plain he could not come: others excuſed themſelves more mannerly, Mat. 22. ſuch perſons chuſe to remain in the ſordes of their ſins, and ſo are miſerable by their own election.

They ſhall be given to ſalt] Delivered up to ſtrong deluſions, 1 Theſ. 2.15, 16. vile affections, Rom. 1.26. juſt damnation, Rev. 22.11.

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