John Trapp on 2 Thessalonians 3:13-14

Verſe 13. Be not weary in well-doing] No, not to thoſe diſorderly (and therefore leſſe worthy) walkers, if in extreme neceſſity, or if thereby ye may win them from the errour of their way. As if any prove refractary and irreformable.

Note that man] [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Or, Notice him, as infamous: brand him, beware of him; let him ſee a ſtrangenes in you toward him.

That he may be aſhamed] [non-Latin text not transcribed] Ʋt quae[illegible: 1 letter]a[illegible: 1 letter] ubi ſe poſſit prae pudore occulta[illegible: 1 letter]e. Cameron. Gr. That he may turn into himſelf, or turn ſhort again upon himſelf: recognize his diſorders, and return to a better courſe. The repenting Prodigall is ſaid to come to himſelf, Luk. 15.17. and thoſe relenting Iſraelites to bethink themſelves, or to bring back to their hearts, 1 King. 8 47.