John Trapp on Mark 13:14-18
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Mark13:14-18
Verse 14. The abomination of desolution] The Romane forces, therefore most abominable to God and his Angels, because they desolated the pleasant land, and abolished the true worship of God. See Revel. 17. 4, 5. Where it ought not] viz. In respect of the Romanes, who did it onely out of ambition and covetousnesse. See Esay 10. 7.
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