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John Trapp on Ezekiel 7:11

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Ezekiel7:11

Ver. 11. Violence is riſen up into a rod of wickedneſſe] Their oppreſſions ſpeak them moſt wicked, and will make them moſt wretched.

Nor of their multitude] Or, their tumultuous perſons, their Thraſo's, ſaith Tremellius, quantumvis circumſtrepant famulitio numeroſo, with all their traine and retinue, that keep a clutter.

Neither ſhall there be wailing for them] Their deareſt friends ſhall not dare to lament the loſs of them, for fear of the enemyes who are preſent would puniſh it. We read in the Roman hiſtory of one Vitia who was put to death by the command of Tiberius, for that ſhe had lamented Geminus her ſon, executed as a friend to Sejanus. Tacit.

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