John Trapp on Jeremiah 49:28
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Jeremiah49:28
Ver. 28. Concerning Kedar] Theſe Kedarens, the off-ſpring of Kedar-Jſhmael's ſon, Gen. 25.13. dwelt or rather abode for moſt part in Arabia the ſtony, or deſart. Hagarens they were alſo called, and afterward Saracens of Saraca their chief City, ſaith Stephanus: or of Sarach, for more credit ſake, as others hold.Lib. de Ʋ [illegible: 1 letter]bib. Of this people came Mahomet that grand-Impoſtour: and the Turks who have now gotten into their hands ſo great a part of the habitable world. A rude people they were in Jeremye's dayes, and uncivilized; yet becauſe wicked, they are here doomed.
And concerning the Kingdoms of Hazor] Their bead-city.
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