John Trapp on Mark 4:25
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Mark4:25
Verse 25. For he that hath to him shall be given] Grace grows by exercise, and impairs by idlenesse: As that side of the teethJohn 1. which is least used in chewing, is apt to have more rhume settle uponRom. 1. it. Though both armes grow, yet that which a man useth, is the stronger and bigger: so is it in grace. God giveth grace for grace, and his righteousnesse is revealed from faith to faith: that is, from a lesse measure to a greater. Whereas it is easie to observe an Eclipse and decay of Gods gifts in them that use them not, till at last they may say with Zedekiah, When went the spirit of God from me?
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