John Trapp on John 18:12
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John18:12
Verſe 12. Took Jeſus and bound him.] This was done [non-Latin text not transcribed], as Irenaeus hath it, whiles the Deity reſted: for he could as eaſily have delivered himſelf, as he did his Diſciples; but this Sacrifice was to be bound with cords to the Altar: he was pinnioned and manacled, as a malefactour. So was not Abner: His hands were not bound, nor his feet put into the fetters, 2 Sam. 3 34. But Chriſt was bound for our tranſgreſſions, he was bruiſed for our iniquities. Paul by his priviledge was freed from whipping; [non-Latin text not transcribed]. but we by Chriſts bondage, from thoſe chains of darknes, 2 Pet. 2.4. from thoſe ſcourges and ſcorpions in hell.
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