John Trapp on Jeremiah 13:4
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Jeremiah13:4
Ver. 4. Ariſe, go to Euphrates] A river which ran by Babylon, ſix hundred and foureſcore miles from Jeruſalem. The Prophets journey therefore thither ſeemeth to have been but viſional, as was Iſay's going barefoot, Hoſea's marriage with a whore, Ezekiels lying on one ſide three hundred and ninety dayes together; his journey from Chaldea to Jeruſalem, chap. 8.3, &c.
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