John Trapp on Mark 14:41-46
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Mark14:41-46
Verse 41. Sleep on now, take your rest] If you can at least, or have any mind to it, with so many swords and halberds about your eares. They were in heavinesse, and yet are sharply reproved for relapsing so oft into the same sinne. Let not us be more mild then Christ was; but deal freely and faithfully with all.
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