John Trapp on Hebrews 11:8
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Hebrews11:8
Verſe 8. When he was called] A man may follow God dry [illegible: 2 letters]od thorow the red ſea. He is to be obeyed without ſciſcitation, with a blinde obedience. Abraham winked, as it were, and put his hand into Gods, to be led whitherſoever he pleaſed. Magnus eſt animus, Seneca. qui ſe Deo tradidi[illegible: 1 letter]: puſi[illegible: 2 letters]us & degener qus obluctatur. That's a brave man indeed that can wholly reſign up himſelf to God— Quò [illegible: 1 letter]at[illegible: 1 letter] trahunt, retrahunt que , ſequamur.
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