John Trapp on Luke 16:12-13
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Luke16:12-13
Verse 12. In that which is another [illegible: 1 word] ] Riches are not properly ours, but Gods who hath entrusted us, and who doth usually agssine them to the wicked, those men of his hand, for their portion Psal. 17. 14. for all the heaven that they are ever to look for. Better things abide the Saints, who are here but forreiners, and must doe as they may. Who shall give you that which is your owne] Quod nec eripi nec Arist. [illegible: 1 word]. lib. 2. cap. 23. [illegible: 1 word] potest. Aristotle relateth a law like this made by [illegible: 1 word], That he that used not another mans horse well, should [illegible: 1 word] owne. [non-Latin text not transcribed] Naso [illegible: 2 words].
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