John Trapp on 2 Thessalonians 1:3
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2 Thessalonians1:3
Verſe 3. We are bound to thank God] Duty is a debt, and a good heart is not well till it have diſcharged it. As he that hath ſomewhat lying on his ſtomack cannot be at eaſe till he hath got it up: ſo neither muſt we, till disburdened in ſounding forth Gods praiſes for the good he hath beſtowed on us, or on others for our uſe. This ſaith Luther, is ſancta crapula: And it can be no hurt to have our harts thus overcharged.
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