John Trapp on 1 Peter 1:6
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1 Peter1:6
Verſe 6. If need be, ye are in heavineſſe] When our hearts grow a grain too light, God ſeeth it but needfull to make us heavy through manifold temptations. When our water (as it were) looks but a little too high, our heavenly father, a Phyſitian no leſſe cunning then loving (ſaith one) doth diſcern it, and quickly ſits us,Baynes letters whom he moſt tendereth, with that which will reduce all to the health ſome temper of a broken ſpirit.
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