John Trapp on Matthew 11:20
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Matthew11:20
Verse 20. Then began he to upbraid] Haply, because these Cities, drawn by the authority of the Pharisees, made lesse account of our Saviours doctrine or miracles, by them maliciously depraved and disparaged. The blinde led the blinde, but both fell into the ditch, though their leaders lay undermost. Because they repented not.] There is a heart that cannot repent; that hath lost all passive power of coming out of the snareRom. 26 of the devil; that is become such, through long trading in sin, as neither ministry, nor misery, nor miracle, nor mercy can possibly mollifie. Upon such you may write, Lord have mercy upon them. O, said a reverend man, If I must be put to my option, I had rather be in hell with a sensible heart, then live on earth with a reprobate minde.
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