John Trapp on Job 33:31
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Job33:31
Verſe 31. Mark well, O Job, hearken unto me] For I ſpeak from God, and for God. It was a good ſpeech of Auſtin to Manicheus, conteſting with him for audience. Hear me, hear me, ſaid Manicheus. Nay, ſaith Auſtin, Nec ego te, nec tu me, ſed ambo audiamus Apoſtolum, dicentem, Peccatum non cognovi, &c. Neither will I hear thee, nor do thou hear me, but let us both hear the Apoſtle, ſaying, I had not known luſt, &c.
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