John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 10:1
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2 Corinthians10:1
CHAP. X. Verſe 1. By the meekneſſe and gentleneſſe]
VVHom in thoſe ſweet vertues I deſire to imitate. The praiſe of Chriſts meekneſſe recorded by the Prophet, and explained by Philip, converted the Eunuch, Act. 8.
Who in preſence am baſe] i. e. Deſpicable, becauſe I take not upon me, and bear a port, as the falſe Apoſtles doe. Meekneſſe of ſpirit commonly draws on injuries. A Crow will ſtand upon a ſheeps back pulling off wool from her ſides.
Am bold toward you] So mine adverſaries report me, as if I were over-bold and buſie by my letters.
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