John Trapp on John 4:21
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John4:21
Verſe 21. Ye ſhall neither in this mountain, &c.] Herods temple at Ieruſalem was ſo ſet on fire by Titus his ſouldiers, that it could not be quenched by the induſtry of man. And at the ſame time Apollos temple at Delphi was utterly overthrown by earthquakes, and thunder bolts; and neither of them could ever ſince be repaired, The concurrence of which two miracl s (ſaith mine Authour) evidently ſheweth, that the time was then come, when God would put an end both to Jewiſh Ceremonies, Godw. Antiq. Heo. and heatheniſh Idolatry; that the Kingdome of his Son might be the better eſtabliſhed.
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