John Trapp on Lamentations 4:11
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Lamentations4:11
Ver. 11. The Lord hath accompliſhed his fury] Which he had long deferred; but now hath paid it home. Cave ne ira delata fiat duplicata.
He hath poured out his fierce anger] As it were by whole buckets, or paile-fulls. Gods anger may be ſet out in minums, as there may be much poiſon in little drops: But woe be thoſe on whom it is poured.
He hath kindled a fire in Zion] His wrath is like fire that furious Element, which at firſt burneth a little upon a few bords, but when it prevaileth, it burſteth forth into a terrible flame.
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