John Trapp on John 10:39
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Verſe 39. Therefore they ſought again to take him] They could not anſwer his arguments; they turn them therefore to a courſe of violence, wherein they doubted not but to be too hard for him. Thus they dealt with Ridley and Latimer at Oxford: thus with other Martyrs, who yet overcame them by the blood of the Lamb, yea, were more then conquerours, Rom. 8. A fagot will make you recant, ſaith the Biſhop to Mr Hawkes Martyr. No, Act. and Mon. no, ſaid he; a point for your fagot; you ſhall do no more, and your Maſter to help you, then God permits you. In the year 1166. the Synod at Oxford burned in the foreheads, Alſted. Chronol. pag. 357. and afterwards baniſhed out of the realme thirty Dutch doctours, that taught here the right uſe of Wedlock, and the Sacraments.
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