John Trapp on Hebrews 10:22
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Hebrews10:22
Verſe 22. Let us draw near] Come, for the Maſter calleth, Mark 10.49.
With a true heart] That is, With a heart truly and entirely given up to God, uprightly propounding Gods ſervice in praier, and that out of a filiall affection, delighting to do his will, and therefore well content to wait, or, if God ſee good, to want what it wiſheth, deſirous rather that Gods will be done then our own, and that he may be glorified, though we be not glorified; acknowledging the Kingdome, power and glory to be his alone. This is a true heart.
In full aſſurance of faith] Not with a quarter or half-winde, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. but with full aſſurance, ſuch a gale of faith as fils the ſails of the ſoul, and makes it ſet up its top-gallant as it were.
Having our hearts ſprinkled, &c.] Faith ever purgeth upon ſin, and worketh repentance f[illegible: 1 letter]o[illegible: 1 letter] dead works.
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