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John Trapp on Jeremiah 43:3

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Jeremiah43:3

Ver. 3. But Baruc the ſon of Neriah ſetteth thee on againſt us] A likely matter: what ſhould Baruc get by that? but malice careth not how truely or rationally it ſpeaketh or acteth, ſo it may gall or kill. Jeremy and Baruc muſt be ſaid to pack together, and to collude for a common diſturbance: like as the Papiſts ſay Luther and Zuinglius did; when as they knew nothing one of another for a long time after that they began to ſtickle againſt Popery, in ſeveral climates: and when they did hear of one another, they differed exceedingly, in the doctrine of the Sacrament eſpecially.

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