John Trapp on 2 Timothy 4:14
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2 Timothy4:14
Verſe 14. Alexander the copper-ſmith] Who was once Martyrio propinquus, ſaith Calvin, near unto Martyrdome in Pauls cauſe, Act. 19.33. A glorious profeſſour may become a furious perſecutour. Let him that ſtands, take he[illegible: 1 letter]d leſt he fall.
The Lord reward him] This is neither a curſe,Author queſt. apud Juſt. Mar. nor a railing ſpeech (ſaith an Ancient) but a prediction well beſeeming an Apoſtle, that avenged not himſelf, but rather gave place to wrath, Rom. 12, 19.
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