Matthew Poole Commentary - Jeremiah 30:15 - 30:15

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Jeremiah 30:15 - 30:15


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Why criest thou for thine affliction? thy sorrow is incurable:



Why complainest thou of my dealings with thee? or, as Jer_15:18, the cause of thy sorrow is incurable: or, as others, Why complainest thou that thy sorrow is incurable? Though it be so, yet thou hast no reason to complain of my dealings, for thy destruction is of thyself; I am just in what I have done, for I have but given thee that death which is the wages of thy work of sin; nor was I suddenly provoked, it is for the multitude of thine iniquities, and in that case the living man hath no just reason to complain, Lam_3:39.