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John Trapp on Hebrews 10:37

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Hebrews10:37

Verſe 37. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. For yet a little while] Tantiſſùm, tantidùm, adhuc pu[illegible: 1 letter]i[illegible: 1 letter]lum. A little, little, little while. Gods help ſeems long, becauſe we are ſhort.

Now the juſt ſhall live by faith] In the want of feeling: he ſhall reſt upon God in the fail of outward comforts, as the believing Jews were to do in the Babyloniſh captivity, Habak. 2.4. quoted here by the Apoſtle, though with ſome variation of words.

But if any man draw back] Gr. [non-Latin text not transcribed] Steal from his colours, run from his Captain, revolt from Chriſt, turn renegado, relinquiſhing his religion, as did Julian, Lucian, and other odious Apoſtates.

My ſoul ſhall have no pleaſure] Chriſt hath no delight in daſtards, turn-coats, run-awaies. He will not employ them ſo far as to break a pitcher, or bear a torch, Judg. 7.7. Baldwin the French Lawyer, that had religionem ephemeram, as Beza ſaith of him,M[illegible: 3 letters]h. A[illegible: 1 letter]a[illegible: 1 letter]. for every day a new religion, being conſtant to none, became D[illegible: 1 letter]o hominibuſ que quos toties ſeſe lerat, inviſut, Hated of God and men, whom he had ſo oft mocked. Theodorick an Arrian King, did exe[illegible: 1 letter]edingly affect a c[illegible: 1 letter]rtain Deacon, although an Orthodox. This Deacon thinking to ingratiate,Euſeb. and get preferment, became an Arrian. Which when the King underſtood, he changed his love into hatred, and cauſed the head to be ſtruck from him, affirming, that if he kept not his faith to God, what duty could my one expect from him.

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