John Trapp on Jeremiah 28:1
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Jeremiah28:1
CHAP. XXVIII.
Ver. 1. ANd it came to paſſe the ſame year] ſc. Wherein Jermiah ſpake to Zedekiah and the Prieſts, cap. 27 12.
In the beginning] In his firſt year; dividing his reign into three parts.
That Hananiah the ſon of Azur the Prophet] i. e. The pretended Prophet. Dictum [non-Latin text not transcribed]. A Prieſt he ſeemeth to have been by his Country Gibeon, Joſh. 21.13, 17. and a Prophet he taketh upon him to be, preacheth pleaſing things through flattery, and for filthy lucre, likely. He ſaw how ill Ʋriah and Jeremy had ſped by telling the truth: He reſolveth therefore upon another courſe. Theſe falſe Prophets would ever with the Squiril, build and have their holes open to the Sunny-ſide: ever keep in with the Princes, and pleaſe the people.
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