John Trapp on Jeremiah 41:15
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Jeremiah41:15
Ver. 15. But Iſmael the ſon of Nethaniah eſcaped] But with what honour, with what conſcience could this Judas live among the Ammonites? ſurely this defeat could not but be more ſhame to him before the King of Ammon, and more vexation to his proud heart then death it ſelf. The like befell Stukely the Engliſh traitour in Spain.
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