John Trapp on Luke 12:2-14
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Luke12:2-14
Verse II. Take ye no thought] See the Note on Matt. 10. 19. and on Mark [illegible: 1 word]. 11. Alice Driver Martyr, at her examination, put all the Doctors to silence, so that they had not a word to say, but one looked upon another. Then she said, Have ye no more to say? God be honoured: you be not able to resist the Spirit of God in me a poor woman I was an honest poor mans daughter, never brought up in the University, as you have been. But I have driven the Plough many a time before my father, I thank God: yet notwithstanding in the defence of Gods Truth, and in the cause [illegible: 1 word] & [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 1 word]. of my Master Christ, by his grace I will set my foot against the foot of any of you all, in the maintenance and defence of the same: And if I had a thousand lives, it should go for payment thereof: So the Chancellour condemned her, and she returned to the [illegible: 1 word], as joyfull, as the bird of day.
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