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John Trapp on Hebrews 6:9

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Hebrews6:9

Verſe 9. But beloved, We are perſwaded] He would not be miſtaken. Zuinglius when he had inveighed againſt vice, would uſually close up lus diſcourſe with Probe vir hac xibil ad te. All this is nothing to thee, thou honeſt man.Scultes Annal. We can hardly beat the dogs cut of doors, but the children will cry.

Things that accompany ſalvation] Cr. That have ſalvation, [non-Latin text not transcribed] i.e. [non-Latin text not transcribed] that comprehend it, are contiguous to it, and touch upon it. Grace and glory differ not, but in degree.

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