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John Trapp on Jude 1:19

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Jude1:19

Verſe 19. W[illegible: 1 letter]oſeparate] From Church-aſſemblies, upon pretence of n[illegible: 1 letter]wer lights, greater holineſſe. The Arabick renders it, Intermitters, ſc. of Church-worſhips.

Ser ſuall] Gr. Animal; ſuch as have no more then a reaſonable foul, and are yet in their pure naturals, 1 Cor. 2.14. [non-Latin text not transcribed]

Having not the ſpirit] Unleſſe it be the ſpirit of deluſion, as Muncer the Anabaptiſt had, who wrote a book againſt Luther, Scultet. Annal. 138. dedicated it, To the moſt illuſtrious Prince Chriſt (as his words are) upbraideth Luther with want of the Spirit, and calleth him a carnal man, a ſilly ſoul, &c.

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