John Trapp on 2 Corinthians 6:7
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2 Corinthians6:7
Verſe 7. On the right hand, &c.] Againſt the worlds both irritamenta and terriculamenta, both allurements and affrightments. Contempt us eſt à me Romanus & favor & furor, ſaid Luther, when the Pope one while entiſed him, and another while threatned him. When he was offered to be Cardinall, if he would be quiet, he replied, No, not if I might be Pope. When he was told that he ſhould finde no favour. Quid verò facere poterunt? Epiſt ad Spal. (ſaid he) occident? Nunquid reſuſcitabunt, ut iterum occidant[illegible: 1 letter] What will they do? will they kill me? But can they raiſe me to life again, that they may kill me again? Can they kill me the ſecond time?
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