John Trapp on Jeremiah 23:32
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Jeremiah23:32
Ver. 32. That cauſe my people to erre by their lyes and by their lightneſſe] By their lying diſcorſes and light or loſe courſes. So Zeph. 3.4. Judg. 9.4. If theſe falſe Prophets had been of a ſober grave behaviour, the people might have been with better excuſe deluded by them: as Ariſtotle noteth of Eudoxus (and the ſame is true of Epic[illegible: 1 letter]rus himſelf as Tully telleth us) that he prevailed much in diſputing for pleaſure, becauſe he was no voluptuous man himſelf. But theſe in the text were no leſſe leud then loud lyars.
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