John Trapp on Ezekiel 20:9
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Ezekiel20:9
Ver. 9. But I wrought for my names ſake] Leſt the Heathens ſhould ſay to my diſhonour, me non voluiſſe aut valuiſſe eos educere, that I either would not or could not bring them out of the houſe of bondage. Ergo quod nomen ſuum in nobis ſervandis aſſerat, ſperandum eſt: It is alſo well to be hoped that God will deal favourably with the reformed Churches (though ill deſerving) for the d[illegible: 1 letter]ſhonour that elſe would redound to himſelf. Fiat, Fiat.
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