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John Trapp on Lamentations 3:26

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Lamentations3:26

Ver. 26. It is good that a man ſhould both hope and quietly wait, Heb. be ſilent: not with a Pythargorical or monaſtical ſilence, ut non liceat lequi locis & horis certis, but with an humble ſubmiſſion to Gods holy will, a patient and peaceable behaviour under his hand; waiting for a good uſe thereof, and a gracious iſſue in the beſt time: To frame the heart whereunto, Aurea his ſubnectitur ſententia.

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