John Trapp on Jeremiah 22:2-3
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Jeremiah22:2-3
Ver. 2. Thou and thy ſervants] Thine attendants and Officers: who, too oft, are evil inſtruments. This made the Primitive Chriſtians pray for the Emperour, that God would ſend him Senatum fidelem, faithful Counſellours.
Tertul. Apol. Ver. 3. Execute ye judgement and righteouſneſſe] Make good Laws, and ſee that they be well executed. This, the Prophet preſſeth quaſi ad faſtidium, ever and anon over and over, as the likelieſt means to prevent future judgements: ſo Phineas found it. See chap. 21.12.
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