John Trapp on Galatians 2:10
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Galatians2:10
Verſe 10. Remember the poor] Thoſe Jews that embraced Chriſtianity in Pal[illegible: 1 letter]stina were therefore turn'd out of all by their unkinde countrey-men, Heb. 10.34. Hence this care of the Apoſtles, and this forwardneſſe in S. Paul. About the beginning of the Reformation in France, the Duke of Lorrain had proſcribed ſome thouſands of his Lutheran Subjects, who were forced to feed upon haws and acorns, &c. The Divines of Straſborough in Germany, moved with pity towards theſe poor brethren, ceaſed not till by their diſcourſes they had prevailed with the Senate there, to take thoſe miſerable exiles into their City,Scultet. Annal. and to provide for them, till they might be conveniently conveyed to other places.
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