John Trapp on John 3:10
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Verſe 10. Art thou a maſter, &c,] The Phariſees and Philoſophers, for their learning, are called Princes of this world, 1 Cor. 2.8. And yet, had they known, they would never have crucified the Lord of Glory. Indoctirapiunt caelum, &c. The poore are goſpellized; [non-Latin text not transcribed] not only receive it, but are changed by it. But Bellarmine cannot finde in all the Bible, Matth. 11.5. Promiſſio de remittendis peccatis eis quae conſitentur Deo non videtur ulla extare in divinis literis. Bell. de Iuſt if. l. 1. c. 21. where remiſſion of ſin is promiſed to ſuch as confeſſe their ſins to God.
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