John Trapp on Mark 10:30-31
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Mark10:30-31
Verse 30. Brethren, and sisters, and mothers] Mothers he cannot receive in kind, when once dead; but God will be to his better then ten mothers: Communion with him shall yeeld more comfort, then all outward comforts can. He can also make Jonathan more loving to David then any wife, and the Kings of Moab and Ammon to be his foster-parents. This made Hermannus Act. & Mon. [illegible: 1 word]. 815. Archbishop of Cullen to reform his Church, using therein the aid and advice of Martin Bucer: Wherefore he was deposed by the Emperor, which he patiently suffered. Zech. 10. 6. They shall be as if I had not cast them off, and I will heare them. God will one way or other make up his peoples losses: they shall have it again either in money, or moneys-worth. Ne excrucier ob [illegible: 1 word] Aug [illegible: 1 word] civit. & argentum: [illegible: 1 word] enim es mihi omnia, said Paulinus Nolanus, Dei. lib. 1. c. [illegible: 1 word]. when the Town was taken by the Barbarians. Let not my losses trouble me, Lord; for thou art mine exceeding great reward.
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