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John Trapp on Micah 6:15

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Micah6:15

Verſe 15. Thou ſhalt ſow, but thou ſhalt not reape] This had been long ſince threatened by Moſes Deut. 28.38, 39 40. and was now above 700. yeares after to receive its accompliſhment in this people. There is an infallibility in all the menaces of Gods mouth. Men are apt to think that they were uttered in terrorem only; and to put them off, as thoſe in the Goſpel did, with a God forbid, Whe knowes if the Lord will deale with us according to all his wondrons workes, that this evil may paſſe from us Ier. 21.2? But what ſaith the Prophet Zephany? Zeph. 3.5. The juſt Lord is in the middeſt thereof: he will not do iniquity: every morning doth he bring his judgement to light; be faileth not: but the unjuſt knoweth no ſhame: ſin hath woaded ſuch an impudency in his face, that he ſhuns no ſin, dreads no danger.

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