John Trapp on Jeremiah 50:4
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Jeremiah50:4
Ver. 4. In thoſe dayes, and at that time] Deſtructio Babel ſalus eſt populo Dei: ſo ſhall it be at the ruine of Rome.
The children of Iſrael ſhall come and the children of Judah together] In better times they could not agree: but when they were both in a weeping condition, miſery bred unity: as it did alſo betwixt Hooper and Ridley, when they were both in priſon for the truth.
Going and weeping] Teares of ſorrow for their ſinnes; and teares of joy for their deliverance by Cyrus, but eſpecially by Chriſt.
They ſhall go and ſeek the Lord their God] Whom they had long been without: and do now long and linger after.
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