John Trapp on Luke 11:42-43
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Luke11:42-43
Verse 42. But woe unto you] Notwithstanding your tything of pot-herbs; wherein you think you take course that all things may be clean to you, vers. 41. Or woe unto you, for that through covetousnesse you exact the utmost of your tithes, &c. So some sense this text.
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