John Trapp on Jeremiah 22:18
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Jeremiah22:18
Ver. 18. They ſhall not lament for him] By his exactions he had ſo far loſt his peoples affections, that none were found either of his Allyes or others that bewailed his death: but Jehor[illegible: 1 letter]m-like as he had lived undeſired, ſo he dyed unlamented: Edwin-like,Daniel. Hiſt. Turk. Hiſt. as he lived wickedly, ſo he dyed wiſhedly. Mahomet-like, he lived feared of all men, and dyed bewailed of none. See the contrary promiſed to his brother Zedekiah, for his curteſie to Jeremy, chap. 34.5.
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