John Trapp on Lamentations 3:8
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Lamentations3:8
Ver. 8. Alſo when I cry and ſhout] As poor Priſoners uſe to do, for relief and releaſe.
He ſhutteth out my prayer] Or ſhutteth his eare to my prayer. This was very grievous to any good heart: more then it could be to Tully, a ſtranger to the true God, who yet bewaileth the matter to his brother in theſe words, I would pray to the gods for thoſe things; but that, alaſſe, they have given over to hear my prayers.
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