John Trapp on 2 Thessalonians 3:15
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2 Thessalonians3:15
Verſe 15. Yet count him not, &c. If there be but aliquid Chriſti, any thing of Chriſt to be diſcerned in him.
But admoniſh him as a brother] Conſcience is a nice and ſullen dame, man a croſſe, crabbed creature, and will hardly be wrought upon by a Stoicall ſowrneſſe, or an imperious boiſterouſneſſe: but muſt be gently handled, and fairly admoniſhed. Gentle ſhowrs comfort the earth, when daſhing ſtorms drown the ſeed.
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