John Trapp on Jeremiah 44:4
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Jeremiah44:4
Ver. 4. Howbeit I ſent unto you all my ſervants] Here the badneſſe of men, and goodneſſe of God, come equally to be conſidered.
Saying, Oh do not this abominable thing which I hate] Is were happy if this ſaying of God weres alway, ſhrilly ſounding in our eares, whenever we are about to do any thing that is evil. It would ſurely be a notable Retentive from vice.
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