John Trapp on Jeremiah 14:9
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Jeremiah14:9
Ver. 9. Why ſhouldest thou be as a man aſtoniſhed] That knows not which way to take: firſt he goes one way, and by and by he returns again. Tremellius rendreth it, ut vir fatiſcens, as one that fainteth, hath done his utmoſt, and can do no more.
Yet thou, O Lord, art in the midſt of us — leave us not] Extingui lucem nec patiare tuam. This was to ſtirre up himſelf to take hold of God.
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