John Trapp on Jeremiah 18:11
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Jeremiah18:11
Ver. 11. Behold I frame evil againſt you] As the Potter frameth his veſſel on the wheel.
Return ye now] Currat poenitentia, ne praecurrat ſententia. Mitte preces & lacrymas, cordis legatos. Addreſſe your ſelves to God, and be at peace: ſo ſhall good be done unto you. See chap. 3.12. & 7.3.
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