John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 11:7
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1 Corinthians11:7
Verſe 7. He is the image and glory of God,] Even as an image in the glaſſe doth look toward us, from whom it is reflected: So (ſaith one) doth Gods image in us make the eyes of our minds view him the authour of it in us. Bayns letters. And as the eye becometh one with that which it ſeeth, and is after a ſort in that light it beholdeth: ſo are we by the viſion of God, which is begun in us, one with him and in him.
The woman is the glory of the man] Either becauſe he may glory in her, if ſhe be good: or becauſe ſhe is to honour him, and give glory to him.
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