John Trapp on Luke 22:31
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Luke22:31
Verse 31. Simon, Simon] q. d. Mi charissime Simon. Piscat. Satan hath desired, &c.] As a challenger desireth to have one of the other-side to combat with, as Goliah did. He cannot harm us without leave. So he desired to have Job, and had him. That he may sift you] Cribratione Satanae non perditur, sed purgatur frumentum, saith Zanchy. See the Note on Matthew 3. 12.
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