John Trapp on Mark 15:33-41
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Mark15:33-41
Verse 33. Darknesse over the whole Land] Portending doubtlesse those dreadfull calamities that were coming upon this perverse people: according to Esay 5. 30. & 8. 22. Lam. 3. 1, 2. But clearly shewing Gods heavy displeasure against his Son our Surety, which made him also cry out with a loud voice in the next verse, as [illegible: 1 word] so far forsaken, as not afforded the common-benefit of Sunnelight.
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