John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 13:8
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2 Corinthians13:8
Verſe 8. For we can doe nothing] A temporary many ſo fall away as to perſecute the truth that he once profeſſed, and the Miniſtery that he once admired. Never fals a Saint ſo farre in his greateſt relapſes.Lat. Seru[illegible: 1 letter] afore [illegible: 1 letter] Edward. Biſhop Latimer tels of one, who fell away from the known truth, to mocking and ſcorning it; yet was afterwards touched in conſcience for it. Beware of this ſinne, ſaith he, for I have known no more then this that repented. It is a very dangerous precipice.
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