John Trapp on Jeremiah 11:20
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Jeremiah11:20
Ver. 20. But O Lord of hoſts] Thou who art potentiſſimus & liberrimus, a moſt powerful and free Agent.
That tryeſt the reines and the heart] And ſo knoweſt with what mind I make this complaint and requeſt.
Let me ſee thy vengeance upon them] A prophetical imprecation guided by Gods Spirit, and not lightly to be imitated. So the Church prayed againſt Julian the Apoſtate, whom they knew to be a deſperate enemy, and to have committed that ſin unto death. So perhaps had theſe men of Anathoth.
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