John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 12:3

Verſe 3. Whether in the body, &c.] So far did he forget and neglect his own body, which is ſo dear and near a thing in compariſon of that incomparable delight he then took in the Lord, Oh that joy! ò my God when ſhall I be with thee! Theſe were the dying words of the laſt Lord Harrington, that was in heaven afore-hand, O the joyes, the joyes, the unspeakable joyes that [illegible: 1 letter] fe[illegible: 1 letter]l in my ſoul! ſaid another that was even entting into heaven, and had a foretaſte of eternall life. Peter in the transfiguration was ſo tranſported that he never thought of a tabernacle for himſelf, Mat. 17. he cared not to lie without doors, ſo he might longer enjoy that glimpſe of heavens glory.