John Trapp on Galatians 1:14
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Galatians1:14
Verſe 14. Above many of mine equals] Porphyry ſaid it was great pity ſuch a man as Paul was even caſt away upon the Chriſtian religion. The Monarch of Morocco told the Engliſh Em baſladour in King Iohns time, that he had lately read Pauls Epi ſtles,Ecp. Geog. which he liked ſo well, that were he now to chuſe his religion, he would, before any other, imbrace Chriſtianity; but every one, ſaid he, ought to die in his own religion: and the leaving of the faith wherein he was born, was the only thing that he diſliked it that Apoſtle.
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