John Trapp on Matthew 11:3
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Matthew11:3
Verse 3. Art thou he that should come, &c.] This question the Baptist moved not for his own sake, (for he was well assured, and had sufficiently testified, Joh. 3.) but for his Disciples better settlement and satisfaction. This, whiles Tertullian observed not, he hath done the Baptist palpable [illegible: 1 word] in three severall places; as if himself had doubted of the person of Christ. Let not us be troubled to be in like manner mistaken and misjudged.
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