John Trapp on Mark 13:28-29
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Mark13:28-29
Verse 28. Now learn a parable of the fig-tree] We should not rest content with a naturall [illegible: 1 word] of the creatures, as bruits doe, but pick some spirituall matter out of every sensible object. Thus [illegible: 1 word] Master [illegible: 1 word] when the Sun shined on his face now lying on his death bed, fell into a sweet meditation of the gloryD. Hall's Art of Divine Meditation. of God, and his approaching joy.
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