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John Trapp on Jeremiah 18:3

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Jeremiah18:3

Ver. 3. Then I went down to the Potters houſe] Gods Commands muſt be obeyed without ſciſcitation.Officioſe paret. Jeremy ſaw that verbal teaching without ſigns would not work upon his hearers: he is therefore ready to do any thing or to go any whither, for their eternal good.

And behold he wrought a work on the wheles] So the Poet, — amphora coepit Inſtitui, currente rotâ, cur urceus exit? Hor. de art. Poet.

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