John Trapp on 1 Corinthians 3:12
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1 Corinthians3:12
Verſe 12. Wood, hay, ſtubble] Rhetoricall ſtrains, philoſophicall fancies, that tend not to edification. There are that together with the gold, ſilver and ivory of ſound and ſavoury truths, have, as Solomons ſhips had, ſtore of apes and peacocks, conceits and crotchets. Now if he that imba[illegible: 1 letter]eth the Kings coyn deſerve puniſhment, what do they that in ſtead of the tried ſilver of divine truths, ſtamp the name and character of God upon Nehuſhtan, their own baſe brazen ſtuff?
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