John Trapp on Jeremiah 49:4
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Jeremiah49:4
Ver. 4. Wherefore glorieſt thou in the vallyes] Becauſe fat and fertile; as being near to Sodom and Gomorrah, that pleaſant plain, Gen. 13.10.
O back-ſliding daughter] Or untoward and refractary. Sept. Thou daughter of raſhneſſe, Appellat homines regni erroneos filiam vagam. or of impudence, quae ita laſcivis ſicut puella quae libidinatur, & virum quaris, ſaith Oecolamp.
That truſted in her treaſures] Never yet true to thoſe that truſted them, 1 Tim. 6.17. Pſal. 52.7.
Who ſhall come unto me?] Or, Who can come at me?
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