John Trapp on Colossians 2:20
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Colossians2:20
Verſe 20. Are ye ſubject to ordinances] why doe ye dogmatize: or be burdened with [illegible: 1 letter]ites or traditions, as they now are in the Papacy? Iohn Aunt a Roman Catholike, in his humble appeal to King Iames, in the ſixth Chapter of that Pamphlet thus blaſphemeth God,D. S[illegible: 1 letter]eldens Mak of the beaſ[illegible: 1 letter] ep[illegible: 1 letter]de[illegible: 1 letter]ic. The God of the Proteſtants (whom he knows to be the Father, Son, and holy Ghoſt) is the moſt uncivil and evil manner'd God of all thoſe who have borne the names of God upon earth: Yea, worſe then Pan, God of the Clowns, which can endure no Ceremonies nor good manners at all.
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