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John Trapp on Jeremiah 40:15

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Jeremiah40:15

Ver. 15. Let me go I pray thee, and I will ſlay Iſhmael] He offereth his ſervice for the ſlaying of Iſmael, and it had been happy he had done it: ſed immodico obſequio ſibi fidem derogat, his forwardneſſe rendereth him ſupected. Gedaliah ſeemeth to have been of our Queen Eliſabeths temper,Camden. who was heard to profeſſe, that ſhe could believe nothing of her people, that parents would not believe of their children.

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