John Trapp on Jeremiah 4:13
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Jeremiah4:13
Ver. 13. Behold he ſhall come up as clouds] Swiftly, and numerouſly.
His Horſes are ſwifter then Eagles] Which, though the biggeſt of all fouls, yet flye with greateſt ſpeed.
Woe unto us, for we are ſpoiled] This he premiſeth fitly to his exhortation to Repentance, ver. 14. q. d. We are utterly undone, if Repentance prevent not.
Currat ergo paenitentia, ne praecurrat ſententia.
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