John Trapp on 1 John 3:22
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1 John3:22
Verſe 22. And what ſoever we ask] ſc. According to his will. Fiat voluntas mea, quia tua, ſaid Luther. I can have what I will of God, ſaid one; for my will ſhall be concentrike with his will.
Becauſe we keep] The obedience of faith emboldens us: yet may no may ſay as the prodigall, Give me the por[illegible: 1 letter]ion that belongeth to me. It was a proud ſpeech of that Emperour that ſaid,Antonin Philoſ. Non ſic Deos coluimus, ant ſic vivimus, ut ille not vinceret, We have not ſo ſerved God, that the enemy ſhould overcome us.
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