John Trapp on Galatians 6:5
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Galatians6:5
Verſe 5. For every man ſhall bear] Be thorow therefore in the work of ſelf-examination. Sparing a little pains at firſt, doubles it in the end: As he who will not caſt up his books, his books will caſt up him at length. The miſery of moſt men is, that their mindes are as ill ſet as their eyes, neither of them look inwards: how few are there that turn ſhort again upon themſelves, ſo as to ſay, What have I done? Woe to all ſuch when God ſhall ſend out ſummons for ſleepers, When he comes to ſearch Jeruſalem with candles, and puniſh the men that are ſetled on their lee[illegible: 1 letter], &c. Zeph. 1.12.
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