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John Trapp on Luke 6:35-37

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Luke6:35-37

Verse 35. Lend, hoping for nothing] No not the principall, in case thy brother be not able to repay it. Thomas Tomkins Martyr a Weaver dwelling in Shore-ditch, whensoever any had come to borrow mony of him, would shew them such mony as he had inActs and Mon. [illegible: 1 word]. [illegible: 1 word]. his purse, and bid them take it: And when they came to repay it again, so far was he from Usury, that he would bid them keep it longer, till they were better able. To the unthankfull, and to the evill] An unthankfull man is a naughty man: nay, he is an ugly man, Psal. 147. 1.

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