John Trapp on John 15:3
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John15:3
Verſe 3. Vinitoris culteltus ad ſurdes purgan[illegible: 1 letter]as Cal. Through the word, &c.] Which is the pruning knife, to lop off our luxuriancies, rotten boughs, raw grapes, to pare off our gumme of pride, moſſe of formality, &c. The word hid in the heart keeps from ſin, as an amulet, Pſal. 119.11. and keeps youth from uncleaneſſe, ver. 9. mixt with faith, it purgeth upon corruption, Act, 15 9. and will not ſuffer men to reſt in ſin.
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