John Trapp on John 15:7
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John15:7
Verſe 7. Aske what ye will, and it, &c.] Either in money, or monies-worth. If ye ask and miſſe, it is becauſe ye ask amiſſe. Vir iſte potuit quod voluit. One was wont to ſay of Luther, that he could have of God what he would. And being one time very earneſt with God for the recovery of a godly uſefull man, he cried out, Fiat voluntas mea, Mea voluntas, Domine, qu[illegible: 2 letters] tu[illegible: 1 letter]. let my will be done; and then he fals off ſweetly, My will, Lord, becauſe thy will.
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