John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 1:30
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1 Corinthians1:30
Verſe 30. But of him are ye] q. d. Albeit ye have nothing of your own, yet in Chriſt you have all: for in him is all fulnes both repletive and diffuſive, both of abundance, and of redundance too, both of plenty and of bounty.
Is made unto us wiſdome] This notes out Chriſts Propheticall office.
Righteouſneſſe and ſanctification] By his Prieſtly office.
Redemption] By his K[illegible: 2 letters]gly office, having fully delivered his from ſin, death and hell; all which is not fully done, till after death. And that's the reaſon why Redemption is here ſet laſt. See Rom. 8.23. Luk. 21.28.
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