John Trapp on Mark 4:40-41
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Mark4:40-41
Verse 40. Why are yee so fearfull?] Increpatio cum admiratione: [illegible: 2 words] tempestatem: [illegible: 2 words], & [illegible: 2 words]. Plut. As their, Master, carest thou not, &c. was interrogatio conquerentis & reprehendentis. But if Caesar in a tempest could bid the Barge-man be of good chear, for he carried over the fortune of Caesar, which could not miscarry; how much more might those that were upon the same bottom with Christ, have beene confident of a safe arrivall?
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