John Trapp on Galatians 4:14

Verſe 14. And my temptation] That is, mine afflictions, whereby the Lord tempts his, feels which way their pulſes beat, and how they ſtand affected toward him.

Which was in my fleſh] My ſpirit being haply untoucht. For oſt the body is weak, the foul well. Afflictions may reach but to the out ward man. ſob never complained till he was wet thorow, till the waters went over his ſoul.

Nor rejected Gr. Ye ſpet not on., as they did, that ſpet in Chriſts face. [non-Latin text not transcribed]

Even as Chriſt Jeſus] Who hath ſaid, He that receiveth you, receiveth me. It was a common ſaying at Conſtantinople, Better the Sunne ſhould not ſhine, then that Chryſoſtome ſhould not preach. [non-Latin text not transcribed] Beatitu[illegible: 1 letter]inia praedicatio B. 30.