John Trapp on Jeremiah 14:1
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Jeremiah14:1
CHAP. XIV.
Ver. 1. THe Word of the Lord that came to Jeremiah concerning the dearth] De rebus retentionum, that is, concerning the drought or dearth by reſtraint of neceſſary raine and moiſture, unde frugum raritas, annon[illegible: 1 letter] caritas, fames, whereupon followed a famine: as there doth alſo a famine of the Word, where the divine influences are reſtrained. Junius rendreth it Super verbis cohibitionum, concerning the words of cohibitions; that is, ſaith he, concerning the prayers made by the Prophet and other good people, for the diverting of Gods judgements, publikely denounced.
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