John Trapp on Mark 1:26
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Mark1:26
Verse 26. And when the unclean spirit had torn him] So he will serve all that he is now at inne with, as Braford hath it. You are theSerm. of Rep. p. 70. Devils birds (saith he to all wicked ones) whom when he hath well fed, he will broach you, and eat you, chaw you and champ you, world without end, in eternall woe and misery. And cried with a loud voyce] But said nothing: according to verse 25. He came out of him] With as ill a will goes the worldlings soulJob 27. 8. out of his body. God tears it out, as Job somewhere hath it, death makes forcible entry.
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