John Trapp on Haggai 2:20
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Haggai2:20
Verſe 20. And again, the word of the Lord] Again the ſame day. Twice-aday-preaching is no new practiſe then. This Prophet did it: ſo did our Saviour,Acts & Mon. f[illegible: 1 letter]l. 940. Mat. 13.1. So did Chryſoſtome, as appeareth by his Note on 1 Theſ. 5.17. So did Luther: which becauſe one Nicholas White commended in him, he was accuſed of hereſie, in the raign of Hen. 8. It is not ſo long ſince it was held here practicall Puritaniſme. The late Arch-prelate being ſued unto by a Noble-man to preferre a Chaplain of his, (whom he commended for an able Divine,Socra[illegible: 1 letter]: and a twice-aday-preacher) turned away in a great heat, ſaying, The more fool he.
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