John Trapp on 1 Peter 2:24

Verſe 24. Who his own ſelf] Without any to help or uphold him, Iſa. 63.5. he had not ſo much as the benefit of the Sun-light, when in that three hours darkneſſe he was ſet upon by all the powers of darkneſſe.

Bar our ſins] Gr. Bare them aloft, viz. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. When he climbed up his Croſſe, and nailed them thereunto. Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our ſorrows, Iſa. 53 4 He taketh away the ſins of the world, Joh. 1.29.

That We being dead to ſinne] Or, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Separated from ſinne, or unmade to it, cut off from it, the old frame being utterly diſſolved.

By Whoſe ſtripes] Or, Wales. This he mentioneth to comfort poor ſervants, whipt and abuſed by their froward Maſters. Sanguis medici fàctus eſt medicina phrenctici, The Phyſicians bloud became the ſick mans ſalve. We can hardly believe the power of ſword ſalve. But here is a myſtery that only Chriſtian religion can aſſure us of, that the wounding of one ſhould be the cure of another.