John Trapp on Mark 12:41
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Mark12:41
Verse 41. And beheld] He still sits and seeth the condition, gift, and mind of every almes-giver: And weighs all, not by the worth of the gift, but by the will of the Giver. Lycurgus enjoyned the Lacedaemonians to offer small sacrifices. For God, said He, respecteth more the internall devotion, then the externall oblation. How the people cast mony] Gr. Brasse: the worst was thought [non-Latin text not transcribed] good enough for God, and his poor. Something men will do, but as little as they can.
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