John Trapp on Jeremiah 6:11
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Jeremiah6:11
Ver. 11. Therefore I am full of the fury of the Lord] i. e. of curſes and menaces againſt this obſtinate people, as chap. 4.19.
I am weary with holding in] As hitherto I have done, and could ſtill in compaſſion, but that of neceſſity I muſt obey Gods will, and be the meſſenger of his wrath. It is a folly to think, that Gods Miniſters delight to fling daggers at mens breaſts, or handfuls of hell-fire in their faces. Non niſi coactus, ſaid he.
I will pour it forth] I will denounce it, and then God will ſoon effect it. See on chap. 1.10.
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