John Trapp on Jeremiah 11:15
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Jeremiah11:15
Ver. 15. What hath my beloved to do in mine houſe?] i. e. Mine once-beloved people, which had the liberty of mine houſe, and was welcome thither;Vatab. but is now diſcarded, and diſcovenanted; as if an husband ſhould ſay to his adulterous wife, What maketh this ſtrumpet in my bed, ſith ſhe hath ſo many paramouts?
And the holy fleſh] The ſacrifices ſanctified by the Altar.
Is paſſed from thee] Shall be wholly taken away from you, together with the Temple.
When thou doeſt evil, then thou rejoycest] Thou revelleſt in thine impurities and ſenſualities, as dreading no danger, but ſlighting all admonition.
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