John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 11:13
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2 Corinthians11:13
Verſe 13. Deceitfull workers] They ſeemed to labour, but indeed they loitered, or worſe; ſeeking to ſet up themſelves in the hearts of Gods people.
Transforming themſelves, &c.] The Mannichees derived their name of Manna, becauſe they held, That whatſoever they taught was to be received as food from heaven. Montanus ſaid, He was the Comforter, &c. Novatus called himſelf Moſes, and a brother that he had Aaron. The Family of Love ſet out their Evangelium regni. The Swenckfeldians (Stinckſeldians Luther called them, from the ill ſavour of their opinions) entituled themſelves with that glorious name, The Confeſſours of the glory of Chriſt. Schluſſenburg. [illegible: 1 letter]
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