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John Trapp on Hebrews 11:32

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Hebrews11:32

Verſe 32. Of Gideon, of Barac, &c.] Here the names only of ſundry Worthies of old time per praeteritionem conglobantur, are artificially wound up together, for brevity ſake. All theſe were not alike eminent, and ſome of them ſuch, as, but that we finde them here enrolled, we ſhould ſcarce have taken them for honeſt men: yet by faith &c. Chriſt carries all his of what ſize or ſort ſo ever, to the haven of heaven, upon his own bottome; as a ſhip doth all the paſſengers that are therein to the deſired ſhore.

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