John Trapp on Mark 10:35-38
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Mark10:35-38
Verse 35. Whatsoever we shall desire] One said he could have what he would of God: And why? but because he would ask nothing, but what was agreeable to the will of God. Fiat voluntas mea, said Luther in a certain prayer; but then falls off sweetly, Mea voluntas, Domine, quia tua. One saith of Luther, Vir iste potuit quod voluit apud Deum: That man can doe whatMelch. Adam. he will with God.
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