John Trapp on Jeremiah 32:16
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Jeremiah32:16
Ver. 16. I prayed unto the Lord, ſaying] His heart began to boile with unbelief and carnal reaſonings: he therefore ſetteth himſelf to pray down thoſe diſtempers. As a man may ſleep out his drunkenneſſe, ſo he may pray away his perturbations. It was Jobs reſtraining of prayer, Eliphaz thought, that made him ſo far to forget himſelf, and to out-laſh, chap. 15.4.
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