John Trapp on 1 Timothy 2:1

CHAP. II. Verſe 1. Supplications]

OR, D[illegible: 1 letter]precations endited by that Spirit of ſupplication, or of deprecation, as ſome render it, Zech. 11.10.

Praiers] [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Strictly taken for petitions or requeſts of good at Gods hands, which go commonly accompanied with vows of better obedience, as Gen. 28.21, 22. Pſal. 51.14. Hence they have their name.

Interceſſions] [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Interparlings with God, either for our ſelves, (whileſt we ſtand upon Interrogatories with him, 1 Pet. 3.21. as Paul doth, Rom. 8.33, 34 35. and expoſtulate as David often, but eſpecially when Satan, ſin, and conſcience accuſe us) or for others, whileſt we complain to God againſt ſuch as wrong them, and withall ſet our ſelves ſeriouſly to implore his aid for their relief and reſcue.

For all men] i.e. For all ſorts of men, as the word (all) is uſed, Luk. 11.42.