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John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 11:28
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Verſe 28. That which cometh, &c.] Quaſi agmine facto, & repetitis vicibus. His care came upon him, as an armed man, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. and gave him no reſt or reſpite.
The care of all the Churches] Calvin was no otherwiſe affected toward the Churches though far remote, then if he had born them upon his ſhoulders, ſaith Beza. He often ſighed out, Vſquequo Domine; over the poor afflicted Churches of Chriſt; with the miſeries whereof he was much more affected then with any of his own private miſeries. I could not but love the man (ſaid Theodoſius of Ambroſe) for that, whileſt he lived,Magis de eccl[illegible: 1 letter] ſiaru ſtatu, quā de ſuis periculis angebatur. and when he died, he took more care for the Church then for himſelf.
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