John Trapp on Lamentations 5:17
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Lamentations5:17
Ver. 17. For this, our heart is faine] Ponit ſymbolum vere contritionis, we are ſin-ſick even at heart: our ſins are as ſo many daggers at our hearts, or bearded arrows in our fleſh.
For theſe things our eyes are dim] we have well-nigh wept them out: whereby nevertheleſſe out minds have been illightened.Lachrymae ſunt ſuccus cordis contriti, ſeu liquores animae patientis.
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