John Trapp on Joel 1:9
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Joel1:9
Verſe 9. The meat-offering and the drink-offering is cut off] Periit libatio & oblatio. This was the godly mans greateſt grief, that there wanted matter of teſtifying their thankfulneſs to God in his commanded worſhips: and that God was ſo deeply diſpleaſed, as that he had deprived Himſelf and his Miniſters of the due allowance; ſo that they alſo mourned, and could not chreefully execute their office, for lack of maintenance; for they were not of the Camelion-kind.
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