John Trapp on James 1:2
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James1:2
Verſe 2. Count it all joy] The world wondreth (ſaith Maſter Phi[illegible: 1 letter]pot the Martyr) how we can be ſo merry in ſuch extream miſery. But our God is omnipotent, who turneth miſery into felicity. Believe me there is no ſuch joy in the world as the people of Chriſt have under the croſſe;Act. and Mon. fol. 1668. I ſpeak it by experience, &c.
Into divers temptations] Croſſes ſeldome come ſingle (Catenata piorum crux) as neither do mercies,Ali[illegible: 2 letters] ex ali[illegible: 1 letter] m[illegible: 1 letter]lum. Terent. but trooping and treading one upon the heels of another. After rain cometh clouds, Eccl. 12.2. As in April, no ſooner is one ſhore unburdened, but another is brewed.
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