John Trapp on Galatians 1:10
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Galatians1:10
Verſe 10. For do I now perſwade men] That is, mens doctrines and deviſes.
Or do I ſeek to pleaſe men] Ʋt [non-Latin text not transcribed], qui ab omnibus gratiam inire cupit, quem quidam per jocum Placentam vocat. Menpleaſers, that curry favour with all, and covet to be counted No medlers. Theſe looſe a friend of God.
For if I yet pleaſed men] As once I did whiles I was a Phariſee.
I ſhould not be, &c.] That rule holds good in rhetorike, but not in Divinity, Cic. in Partit. Non ad veritatem ſolùm, ſed etiam ad opinionem corum qui audiunt, accommodanda eſt oratio.
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