John Trapp on John 1:13
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Verſe 13. But of God.] Whoſe ſons therefore they are, and ſo higher then the Kings of the earth, Pſal, 89.27. as thoſe that prolong the dayes of Chriſt upon earth, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Hom. being begotten by the travell of his ſoule, Iſai. 53.10, 11. Hence faith is ſaid to adopt us, verſe 12. in like ſort as it juſtifies us, viz. by vertue of its object, Chriſt. Filiabitur nomine ejus. Trem. Hence Pſal. 72.17. there is ſaid to be a ſucceſſion of Chriſts name; it is begotten, as one generation is begotten of another. This is true nobility, where God is the top of the Kin, Religion the root.
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