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Geneva Bible Notes (1560): Jeremiah 45

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1 a Which was Jeremiahs disciple, & wrote his prophecies vnder him.

1 b Whereof read {Chap. 36,9}.

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3 ! Jermiah comforteth Baruch, assuring him that he shulde not perish in the destruction of Jerusalem.

3 c Baruck moued with an inconsiderat zeale of Jeremiahs imprisonment, but chiefly for the destruction of the people, and the Temple, maketh this lamentation, as {Psal. 6,6}

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4 d Meaning, that God might destroye this people because he had planted them.

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5 f Read {Chap. 21, 9}

5 e Thinkest you to haue honour and credit? wherein he sheweth his infirmitie.