John Trapp on Ezekiel 7:7
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Ezekiel7:7
Ver. 7. The morning is come unto thee] The morning of execution,Viſitaberis ſummo mane, id eſt mature. Piſcat. Florulenta felicitas occidit. Oecol. as Jer. 21.12. Pſal. 101.8. Confer Hoſ. 10.15. Gen. 19.23.24. worſe then the Sicilian Veſpers, or the French Maſſacre. Thine utter deſtruction, bene mane in te irruet, ſhall be upon thee betimes, as it was upon Sodom: and as the morning light breaketh in upon thoſe that are faſt aſleep. Sicut decoctores multa ſibi promittunt, interim pereunt: ſo it befalleth the wicked.
The day of trouble is near] Hajom mehumah, Day in Hebrew is thought to have its name from the ſtir and noiſe that is made in it, the humming noiſe and buſtle of buſineſſe. A troubleſome and tumultuous day is here forethreatned, ſuch as that Eſay 22.5. and Zeph. 1.14, 15, 16, 17.
Not the ſounding again of the mountaines] Not an empty ſound,Virgil. or an Echo (reſonabilis Echo] but a worſe matter, that ſhall do more then beat the aire.
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