John Trapp on Lamentations 3:66
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Lamentations3:66
Ver. 66. Perſecute and deſtroy them in anger] Sith they are thine and our implacable and irreformable enemies: be thou, Lord, implacably bent againſt them, to their utter deſtruction: and ſith they think us not worthy to breath in the common aire (whom thou haſt made heires of the world together with faithful Abraham our Progenitour) deſtroy them from under theſe heavens of thine, in the compaſs and cope whereof thou raigneſt and ruleſt all.
From under the heavens of the Lord] Do thou, O Chriſt (to whom the Father hath committed all judgment) root them out from under the heavens of thy heavenly Father. Thus ſome Paraphraſe the words: and obſerve therehence the myſtery of the Trinity: like as they do from Gen. 19.24.
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