John Trapp on Mark 13:2-3
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Mark13:2-3
Verse 2. There shall not be left one stone, &c.] There's no trusting therefore to Forts and strong-holds, no though they be munitions of rocks; as Esay speaketh; The Jebusites, that jeared David and his forces, were thrown out of their Sion. Babylon, that bore her selfe bold upon her twenty yeers provision laid in for a siege, and upon her high Towers and thick walls, was surprised by Cyrus. So was this goodly Temple by [illegible: 1 word], who left onely three towers of this stately edifice unrazed, to declare unto posterity the strength of the place, and valour of the vanquisher. But, sixty five years after, AElius [illegible: 1 word] inflicting on the rebelling Jewes a wonderfull flaughter, subverted those remainders, and sprinkled salt upon the foundation.
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