John Trapp on Luke 24:21-24
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Luke24:21-24
Verse 21. But we trusted] q. d. Indeed nowwe cannot tell what to say to it. Here their hope hangs the wing extreamly, their [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Epicter. buckler is much battered, and needs beating out again. Ferendum & sperandum, said the Philosopher. And good men find it more easie to bear evill, then to wait for good, Hebrews 10. 36.
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