John Trapp on Joel 1:11
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Joel1:11
Verſe 11. Be ye aſhamed O ye husbandmen] This Repetition of his former exhortation is not needleſſe: for man is a ſtout and ſtubborn creature: neither goeth any thing more againſt the hair and the heart with him, then to come downward, and to be ſo ſoundly ſenſible of Gods judgements, as ſeriouſly to repent. Hence St. James his extraordinary importunity in preſſing this moſt needfull but much neglected duty, chap. 4.9, 10. He knew, & ſo did our Prophet, that this work muſt be done, or elſe men are undone. Hence that heap of words.Se[illegible: 2 letters]ca. Nunquam ſatis dioitur quod nunquam ſatis diſcitur. That can never be too much taught, that is never enough learned.
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