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John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 6:14

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2 Corinthians6:14

Verſe 14. Be not unequally yoked] Dare not (ſaith a Divine) to yoke thy ſelf with any untamed heifer, that bears not Chriſts yoke. Quam maſe inaequales veniuni juvenci? Ovid. epiſt. An Oxe and an Aſſe might not be coupled together in the Law. And hereunto the Apoſtle ſeems to allude. The Doctours of Doway upon Levit. 19.19. Here all participation, ſay they, with heretikes and ſchiſmatiques is forbidden. Philip King of Spain ſaid, He had rather have no Subjects, then Subjects of divers religions. And, out of a bloudy zeal, ſuffered his eldeſt ſon Charles to be murdered by the bloudy Inquiſition, becauſe he ſeemed to favour our profeſſion.Hieron. Catina.

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