John Trapp on Jeremiah 25:30

Ver. 30. The Lord ſhall roar from on high] As a luſty Lyon having diſcovered his prey runneth upon it, roaring ſo horribly that he aſtoniſheth the creatures and ſets them at a ſtand.

He will mightily roar upon his habitation] Pliny reporteth of the Lioneſs, that ſhe bringeth forth her whelps dead, and ſo they remain for the ſpace of three dayes, until the Lyon coming near to the den where they lye, lifteth up his voyce and roareth ſo fiercely, that preſently they revive and riſe. The Lyon of the Tribe of Judah will roar to like purpoſe, at the laſt day: and doth afore, when he pleaſeth, roar terribly upon his enemies, to their utter amazement, Joel 3.16. Am. 1.2. and 3.8.

He ſhall give a ſhout as thoſe that tread the grapes] When they have their feet in the winepreſs, and the new liquour in their heads, as one phraſeth it.