Matthew Poole and continuators on Acts 28:25
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Acts28:25
25 And when they agreed not among themselves, they departed, after that Paul had spoken one word, Well spake the holy Ghost by Esaias the prophet, unto our fathers,
Thus Christ came to set fire on the earth, Luke 12.49. not that the Gospel does this in its self; for it is the Gospel of Peace, Ephes. 6.15. not only betwixt God and man, but betwixt man and man; and if its precepts were observed, Love, Meekness and Goodness, would banish all Hatred, Pride and Contention out of the hearts and lives of men; but this arises out of the corruption that is in man, and from the evil one that sows his Tares amongst us.
Paul spake this eminent and remarkable word or sentence, that they might (if possible) be pricked in their hearts at the hearing of God's Judgments denounced against them.
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