John Trapp on Jeremiah 10:6
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Jeremiah10:6
Ver. 6. Foraſmuch as there is none like unto thee] None of all theſe dii minutuli, theſe dunghil deities, are worthy to be named in the ſame day with thee.
Thou art great] God is great, Pſal. 77.13. Greater, Job 33.12. Greateſt, Pſal. 95.3. Greatneſſe it ſelf, Pſal. 145.3. He is a degree above the ſuperlative. Think the ſame of other his names and attributes; many of which we have here mentioned in this and the following verſes: which are therefore highly to be prized, and oft to be peruſed. Leonard Leſſius a little before his death, finiſhed his book concerning the fifty Names of Almighty God:Ex vita Leſſii. often affirming that in that little book he had found more light and ſpiritual ſupport under thoſe grievous fits of the ſtone which he ſuffered, then in all his voluminous Commentaries upon Aquinas his ſumms, which he had well-nigh fitted for the Preſſe.
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