John Trapp on Matthew 1:14
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Matthew1:14
[illegible: 1 word] 14. And Azor begat Sadoc, and Sadoc begat Achim] Of these and the rest, as the Scripture sets down nothing more then their bare names, so neither is there any Jewish record, at this day extant, of their acts. So many [illegible: 1 word] they had, one in the neck of another, that little liberty was left them to write: though I doubt not, but the posterity of David were then carefully observed, by as many as lookt for the consolation of Israel. But among the [illegible: 1 word], since our Saviours time, after the sealing up of the Babylonish Talmud, that is, after the year of Christ 500. to the year 1000. there was [illegible: 1 word] or nothing written, by reason of the grievous calamities that seized upon them.
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