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John Trapp on Ephesians 1:21

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Ephesians1:21

Verſe 21. Far above all principality] Quantum inter ſtellas luna minores. Oh doe but think with thy ſelf (ſaith one) though it far paſſe the reach of any mortall thought, what an infinite inexplicable happineſſe it will be to look for ever upon the glorious body of Jeſus Chriſt, ſhining with incomprehenſible beauty: and to conſider that even every vein of that bleſſed body bled to bring thee to heaven: and that it being with ſuch exceſſe of glory hypoſtatically united to the ſecond perſon in Trinity, hath honoured and advanced thy nature above the brighteſt Cherub.

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