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John Trapp on Jeremiah 15:11

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Jeremiah15:11

Ver. 11. Verily it ſhall be well with thy remnant] Heb. if it be not well; q. d. then truſt me no more: thy latter end ſhall be comfortable, Pſal. 37.37. the end of that man is peace, be his beginning and middle never ſo troubleſom.

Verily I will cauſe the enemy to intreat thee well] Or, I will intercede for thee with the enemy. See this fulfilled, chap. 40.4. God can ſpeak for his in the hearts of their enemies, and make their foes to favour them: as many of the Papiſts here did Wickliffe, and after him Bradford.

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