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John Trapp on Ezekiel 18:22

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Ezekiel18:22

Ver. 22. All his tranſgreſſions] So true is that of an Ancient, Quem poenitet peccaſſe, poenè eſt innocens, Penitence is near as good as innocence.

Piſcat. In his righteouſneſſe] Or, for his righteouſneſſe, tanquam ob cauſum ſine quae non, & ob promiſſionem Dei, not of merit, but mercy, and free grace.

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