John Trapp on Jeremiah 28:8
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Jeremiah28:8
Ver. 8. The Prophets that have been before me, &c.] q.d. Committamus, Anania, nos tempori, &c. Let's be judged by our Peers, or rather by our Ancients: It hath been ever uſual with true Prophets, to declaim againſt the ſins of the times, and to proclaim divine vengeance if men amend not: But thou doeſt nothing leſſe then this: Ergo.
Vide Viſcat. [illegible: 1 word] S[illegible: 2 letters]ol. And of evil] Or of famine, that greateſt evil of all the three, where it is extream.
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