John Trapp on 1 Timothy 1:9
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1 Timothy1:9
Verſe 9. Is not made for a righteous] For he is freed by Chriſt from the coaction, malediction and irritation of the law.
But for the lawleſſe, &c.] Thoſe maſterleſſe monſters, that ſend meſſages after Chriſt, ſaying, We will not have this man to raign over us. But ſhall they thus eſcape by iniquity? In thine anger thou will caſt down theſe people, ô God, Pſal. 56.7. Aut faciendum, aut patiendum. They that will not bend ſhall break: They that will not be Chriſts ſubjects, ſhall be his foot-ſtool: his arrows are ſharp in the hearts of the Kings enemies, whereby the people (that fall not down before him,) fall under him, Pſal. 45.5.
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