John Trapp on Jude 1:12
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Jude1:12
Verſe 12. [non-Latin text not transcribed] Theſe are spots] Or, Rocks, or muddy-holes, that harpy-like not only devour, but defile all that they touch.
In your feaſts of charity] See theſe deſcribed by Tertullian, [illegible: 1 letter]. adverſ[illegible: 1 letter] gentes, cap. 39.
When they feaſt with you] Thruſting themſelves into your company, whether invited or not: ſin having oaded an impudency in their faces.
Feeding themſelves] As fatted cattle fitted for the ſlaughter.
Without fear] Of being enſnared by the creatures, Pro. 23.2.
Clouds they are] Light, and conſtant only in their inconſtan[illegible: 1 letter]y.
Twice dead] Killed with death, Revel. 2.23. Such as for whom hell gapeth.
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