John Trapp on John 10:15
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John10:15
Verſe 15. Aeſop. Fab. I lay down my life] Yet as man he was [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Quis vitam non vult? ſaith Auguſtin: And, Quis enim vult mori? prorſus nemo, ſaith another. And, Skin after skin, Job 2.4. or skin upon skin, and all that a man hath will he give for his life, ſaid that old deceiver, truly. Yet our Saviour held not his life dear for his ſheeps ſafety. Becauſe he ſaw we ſhould fall ſore (ſaid that Angel John Bradford) therefore he would ſuffer ſore: Yea, if his once ſuffering had not been enough, he would yet once more come again, Bradf. Serm. of Repent. 63. God the Father, I am ſure, ſaith he, if the death of his Sonne incarnate would not ſerve, would himſelf and the Holy Ghoſt alſo become incarnate, and die for us.
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