John Trapp on Hebrews 12:28
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Hebrews12:28
Verſe 28. A kingdome which cannot be moved] As the mighty Monarchies of the world could: for thoſe had their times and their turns, their ruine as well as their riſe, ſo that now they live but by fame only. Not ſo the Kingdome of heaven. You may write upon it the Venetian Motto, Nec fluctu, nec flatu movetur: Neither windes nor waves can ſtir it.
With reverence] Gr. With baſhfulneſſe, as in Gods holy preſence. See Deut. 23.13.
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