John Trapp on Jeremiah 40:4
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Jeremiah40:4
Ver. 4. And now behold I looſe thee] I diſmiſſe thee with all due honour, as a true Prophet: however undervalued and afflicted by thine unworthy Countrymen.
Come and I will look well unto thee] Heb. I will ſet mine eye upon thee, that is, I will give thee ſingular reſpect, and obſerve thee to the utmoſt.
Behold all the land is before thee] What could Pharaoh ſay more to Joſeph? Gen. 47.6. or Abraham to Lot? Gen. 13.9.
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