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John Trapp on Ezekiel 44:13

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Ezekiel44:13

Ver. 13. And they ſhall not come near unto me] How great then was the love of the Lord Jeſus to Peter and the reſt of his Diſciples after his reſurrection; as in ſending them that ſweet meſſage, Mark. 16.7. ſo in readmitting them to the work of the Miniſtery after ſo foul a revolt! Joh. 20.21, 22, 23. And doth he not the very ſame ſtill for his poor ſinful ſervants, who deſire indeed to fear his name, but are oft overtaken in a fault through infirmity of the fleſh? Surely, Father Traves, (ſaid Mr. Bradford Martyr in a letter to him) I have clean forgotten God, I am all ſecure, idle, proud-hearted, utterly void of brotherly love: I am envious and diſdain others,Act. & Mon. 1511. I am a very ſtark hypocrite, &c. Thus he, and much more to like purpoſe, in his heavenly letters.

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