John Trapp on Lamentations 1:6
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Lamentations1:6
Ver. 6. And from the daughter of Zion all her beauty is departed] Her glory, as Eſa. 5.14. that is chiefly the Temple, and the ſervice of God in it: It is now Ichabod with her. The beauty and bulwark of a Nation are Gods holy ordinances.
Her Princes are become like harts] i. e. Heartleſſe, bereft of courage; they dare not make head againſt an enemy.
Before the purſuer] R. Solomon here obſerveth, that the Hebrew word [non-Latin text not transcribed] is written at full, ſo as it is ſcarce anywhere elſe, to note the fulneſſe of the perſecution.
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