John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 10:7
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2 Corinthians10:7
Verſe 7. Doe ye look on things] q. d. Are ye ſo weak as to be cozened by an out-ſide, to be carried away with ſhews and ſhadows of true worth? Doe not many things gliſter beſides gold? Every bird that hath a ſeemly feather, hath not the ſweeteſt fleſh: nor doth every tree that beareth a goodly leaf, bring good fruit. Glaſſe giveth a clearer ſound, then ſilver, &c.
Even ſo are we Chriſts] The Rogation heretikes would have made the world believe, that they were the only Catholikes. The Arrians called the true Chriſtians, Ambroſians, Athanaſians, Homouſians, &c. The Donatists made themſelves the only true Church, &c.
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