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John Trapp on Ezekiel 13:12

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Ezekiel13:12

Ver. 12. Lo[illegible: 1 letter] when the wall is fallen] As fall it will and with a force, becauſe made of ill morter: and they that ſtand under it for ſhelter ſhall periſh, as did ſometimes ſeven and twenty thouſand of Benhadads men in Aphek: Vocat autem eloquenciam ſaecularem & Rhetoricam inanem lutum ſine palea, &c. ſaith Oecolampadius here, i e. by untempered mortar is meant worldly eloquence and empty Rhetorike in Sermons; this is as ſand without lime, or as lime without litter, haire, chaffe or the like ſtuffe to hold it together.

Where is the daubing] What's your falſe doctrine come to? your work is loſt, if not your ſouls, 1 Cor. 3.15.

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