John Trapp on 1 Thessalonians 1:8
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1 Thessalonians1:8
Verſe 8. For from you ſounded out] A vobis diſſ[illegible: 1 letter]matus eſt ſermo. Remigius commenting upon this place, telleth us that the Apoſtle here ſpeaketh ſome what improperly, by ſaying Diffamatus for Divulgatus. This man knew not (belike) that S. Paul wrote in Greek, and not in Latine: So great was the ignorance of that ninth age, The Greek word importeth that from the Theſſalonians the word of the Lord ſounded out as a trumpet, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. and reſounded as an Eccho. A vobis ebuccinatus eſt ſer[illegible: 2 letters] Domini: So Vatablus rendereth it.
So that we need not to ſpeak] A good people may eaſe their Paſtour of a great deal of pains.
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