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John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 14:39

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1 Corinthians14:39

Verſe 39. Wherefore, brethren] This he adds as a corollary, to prevent miſtakes, as if that he were an enemy either to prophecy, or tongues, ſo ſoberly and orderly uſed. Arbitror nounullos in quibuſdam locis librorum meorum, opinaturos me ſenſiſſe quod non ſenſi, aut non ſenſiſſe quod ſenſi, ſaith Auguſtine. Aug. lib. 3. de Trin. c 3. I foreſee that ſome will conſtrue many paſſages of my writings far otherwiſe then I intended them: and it fell out accordingly, Annal tom 6. ad annum, 450. n. 17. as Baronius teſtifieth.

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