John Trapp on Zechariah 6:8
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Zechariah6:8
Verſe 8. Then cried he upon me] That I might the better obſerve it: ſith he ſpake it with ſo great vehemency.
Have pacified my ſpirit] i.e. perfecerunt voluntatem meam, as the Chaldee here hath it, they have done my work thoroughly, to my great content. When the Churches enemies are ſlaughtered, God inviteth the birds and beaſts to a feaſt, as it were for joy: and taketh as much delight in their juſt puniſhment, as any man can do in a cup of generous wine: whence it is called the wine of Gods wrath, Rev. 14.10. See Deut. 28.63.
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