John Trapp on Hebrews 2:3

Verſe 3. If we neglect] He ſaith not, If we reject, renounce, perſecute: but if we neglect, let ſlip, ſhift off, as the word is, Heb. 12.25. and as thoſe re[illegible: 1 letter]nſant gueſts did, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Mat. 22. ſay we rather with Samuel, Speak Lord, for thy ſervant heareth. And with that Dutch Divine, Veniat, veniat verbum Domini, & ſubmittemus illi, ſexconta ſi nobis eſſent colla. Let the Lord utter his minde, and he ſhall have ready obedience, whatever come of it.

So great ſalvation] The doctrine of the Goſpel, that grace of God that bringeth ſalvation, Tit. 2.11. I am fully perſwaded (ſaith a late learned light of our Church) that in theſe daies of grace,D. Preſton. the Lord is much more quick and peremptory in rejecting men: the time is ſhorter, he will not wait ſo long as he was wont to do. The ground is, How ſhall we eſcape if we neglect, &c?