John Trapp on Luke 13:26-28
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Luke13:26-28
Verse 26. We have eat and drunk, &c.] These pretenders to Christ perish by catching at their owne catch, hanging on their owne fancy, making a bridge of their owne shadow, &c. they verily beleeve that Christ is their sweet Saviour, &c. when it's no such matter: they trust to Christ, as the Apricock tree that leanes against the wall, but is fast rooted in the earth, so are these in the world, &c.
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