John Trapp on Jeremiah 50:24
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Jeremiah50:24
Ver. 24. I have laid a ſnare for thee] Thou wild-bull, ver. 27. Babylon was unexpectedly taken by a ſtratagem, whiles they were in the midſt of their revels.
And thou w[illegible: 1 letter]ſt not aware] The palace was ſuddenly ſeized upon: but ſome parts of the City knew not that the enemy was entred, till three dayes after: for it was the greateſt City that ever the Sun beheld,Ariſtot. Pollt. Pauſ. Arcad. ſaith Pauſanias; and the moſt ſuddainly ſurprized.
Becauſe thou haſt ſtriven againſt the Lord] Heb. haſt mingled thy ſelf with the Lord, incertamen ſcilicet, to wreſtle and fall with him, and to try maſteries.
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