John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 6:1
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2 Corinthians6:1
CHAP. VI. Verſe 1. As workers together]
NOt as coadjutours, but as inſtruments, ſuch as God is pleaſed to make uſe of. See the Note on 1 Cor. 3.9.
The grace of God in vain] That Embaſſage of grace, Chap. 5. 20.Life of K. Ed. 6. by St [illegible: 2 letters]. Hay p. 74. Or that unſpeakable gift of Chriſt, v. 21. which many uſe as homely as Rachel did her fathers gods; ſhe hid them in the litter and ſat on them: or as that lewd boy in Kets conſpiracy, who when the Kings pardon was offered the Rebels by an herald, he turned toward him his naked poſteriours, and uſed words ſutable to that geſture. One ſtanding by diſcharged an harquebuz upon the body, &c.
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