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John Wesley · 1889 of 2131

Introduction to Chapter XII

The prophet by removing his stuff, and quitting his lodgings is a sign of Zedekiah's flight out of Jerusalem, ver. 1-16. By eating his meat with trembling, he is a sign, to set forth the famine and consternation in the city, ver. 17-20. An that these things shall be fulfilled, ver. 21-28.