John Trapp on Ezekiel 7:16
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Ezekiel7:16
Ver. 16. But they that eſcaped of them] Here we have the mournful repentance of them that eſcaped, Fere autem fit ut, malo demum accepto, oculos aperiamus, ſaith Lavater here.
Heb. [non-Latin text not transcribed] ejulantes ut pueri ſolent qui virgis coercentur. All of them mourning, every one for his iniquity] Thus Hezekiah mourned as a dove, Eſa. 38.14. And we mourn ſore like doves, ſaith the Church, Iſa. 59.11. happy if it be every man for his iniquity, and not for the puniſhment of it only or mainly. See that it be a ſorrow according to God, a ſorrow to a tranſmentation, 2 Cor, 7.10, 11.
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