Gleaning after vintage; enemies cleaned like vines
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And “to glean” (Lamentations 1:22) is after vintage to gather the small things of what was left, which the poor do.Just as, then, when you were overseeing carefully, you were cleansing my branches, taking away all the worse things even unto the smallest—of the grape and of the cluster of bitterness—so do this to my enemies; for this profits me, if after they have been completely saved I too according to your judgment, O Lord, will obtain salvation;whom seeing I have both been greatly pained and condemned myself, needing the oversight from you (Deuteronomy 32:32).