John Trapp on John 21:14
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John21:14
Verſe 14. This is now the third time, &c.] Adam died, and we hear no more of him: not ſo the ſecond Adam, If a man die, ſhall he live again? Job 14.14. Not till the generall reſurrection ſurely. Many devices there are in the mindes of ſome, that there ſhall be a firſt reſurrection of the Martyrs only, Iohnſt. de nat. Conſtant. and that they ſhall raign on earth a thouſand years. Alſted ſaith, this thouſand years ſhall begin in the year 1694. But theſe, ſaith a Divine, Cotton upon the ſeven viols. are but the miſtakes of ſome high expreſſions in Scripture; which deſcribe the judgements poured out upon Gods enemies, in making a way to the Jews converſion, by the patern of the laſt judgement.
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